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{{Plantbox

{{SPlantbox

| color = IndianRed

|genus=Portulaca

| common_names = Wildfire Rockrose

|species=umbraticola

| growth_habit = [[Groundcover]]

|common_name=Wildfire Rockrose

| high = under 6 in. (15 cm)

|habit=herbaceous

| wide = 9-12 in. (22-30 cm)

|Max ht box=6

| lifespan = [[Tender Perennial]]

|Max ht metric=in

| exposure = Sun

|Min wd box=9

| water = infrequent

| features = Flowers

|Max wd box=12

| hardiness = Frost sensitive

|Max wd metric=in

| usda_zones = 10-11

|lifespan=perennial

|exposure=sun

|water=moderate, dry

| image = Dale a gardener 1172924829 33.jpg

|features=flowers, ground cover

| image_width = 240px

|Temp Metric=°F

| image_caption = 'Wildfire Mixed'

|min_zone=11.5

|image=Dale a gardener 1172924829 33.jpg

|image_width=240

|image_caption='Wildfire Mixed'

}}

}}

Portulaca umbraticola is a common weedy species of the southwestern United States, while in the southeastern United States it is usually restricted to sandy soils of granitic and sandstone outcrops. In 1982-1983, a new cultivar was introduced to the United States in hanging baskets, under the name Portulaca umbraticola ‘Wildfire Mixed,’ which appears to be selected from material from South America. There is no seed surface variability in any of the three subspecies.

Portulaca umbraticola is a common weedy species of the southwestern United States, while in the southeastern United States it is usually restricted to sandy soils of granitic and sandstone outcrops. In 1982-1983, a new cultivar was introduced to the United States in hanging baskets, under the name Portulaca umbraticola ‘Wildfire Mixed,’ which appears to be selected from material from South America. There is no seed surface variability in any of the three subspecies.

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