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I admired this plant in a friend's yard and she gave me some cuttings that rooted quite nicely (see pic). It grows close to the ground, it's leaves in a rosette formation. Each new rosette throws air roots that attach themselves into the soil. The leaves are mottled with white and yellow dots. It appears to be a succulent, but I can't find it in any of my reference sources. I could sure use some help! WZ
I think I know what it is..London Pride or Pride of London..a succulent perennial(this one's the variegated leaf variety(saxifraga umbrosa "variegata"...Elaine
Hey, Elaine...you are absolutely right, I think. I looked it up on Botany.com, and found a photo. I haven't witnessed the bloom yet, but everything else fits...Thanks!
