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Low growing, powdery green perennial. ID?

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Posted by TheoryOfGravity 9 (My Page) on
Wed, May 16, 12 at 19:16

Description:

Age: about 2yrs old
Color: powdery green
Height: low growing
Width: about 8-10 inches
Foliage: bunchy
Light: it's in shade most of the day
Drought tolerant


It cropped up as a baby in my backyard of badly patchy grass. I never had the heart to pull it as a weed and would go around it with the mower. Two years later, it's the only thing left in my dirt yard now that I'm preparing the soil for a new garden.

What is it? If I'm going to keep this sucker, I'd like to know its name. ;)

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RE: Low growing, powdery green perennial. ID?

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By the way, I'm in Southern California. Zone 9.

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People got their photos to show up. I follow the directions and all I get is one link. ha. Here's the pic shoved into HTML:

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