It has taken me three years to grow this small clump of Button Wrinklewort on my street verge. Button Wrinklewort (Rutidosis leptorynchoides) is critically endangered. At least 10 plants are needed to establish a self-sustaining population. I only have five in this patch. Who knows what the new year might bring?

If you are going to attempt growing some endangered plants, please make sure that you source seed or tubestock from a reputable supplier. We bought tubestock from a local nursery who often grows rare plants for the local government.

Happy New Year, everyone. Hope is a Button Wrinklewort.

Kind Regards.
Tracy.

18 thoughts on “24 Stories – III

  1. A new plant for me to check out. Thanks. I grow milkweed for the Monarch Butterflys that stop by our place to dine. A few days ago, there were still a few hangers on that hadn’t made the trip to Mexico. Button Wrinklewort, now that is a name.

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  2. Happy New Year, Tracy. 🙂

    Good to hear you are establishing a rare and endangered plant. Makes all your verge planting so much more worthwhile.

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