Re: trailing plant?

I have a cultivar of Polygonum paronychia that I bought at Yerba Buena Garden in Woodside (California). A long way from the Costa Blanca, but maybe you can find something similar there. Roots from stems, and spreads by seed, but not particularly invasive. Takes pruning well. 

Some photos at:

http://calphotos.berkeley.edu/cgi/img_query?where-taxon=Polygonum+paronychia


On Thu, Dec 16, 2010 at 9:16 AM, Pamela Steele
<pamela.steele@re-taste.com>  wrote:

Can anyone recommend to me a trailing plant for growing over and around
rocks and aoil (preferably with a white flower) which has a good strong root
system and which re-roots from the stems (like Phlya nodiflora).(Lippia ) I
have an alkaline coastal rocky area which is subject to erosion and
need some anchors. I would like something with a bigger more dramatic flower
than the P.nodiflora........if possible.

Any ideas

Pamela
Costa Blanca ( cold but sunny today)





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