Call that hot stuff ground cover or pot companion.
Lotus berthelotii is a perennial plant native to the Canary Islands. In the wild it is extinct or almost so as it was pollinated by birds that are also now extinct in the Canaries. Flowers are pea-like and come in shades of red, yellow, and orange. It has needle like foliage covered with fine silvery hairs. It is a creeping ground cover spreading to 3 feet in full sun.
Credit for this image: Haplochromis
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Lotus berthelotii, another Kaka Beak
Labels: kaka beak, Lotus berthelotii
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