Plant Profile: Phedimus spurius 'John Creech'

This is a fleshy, perennial herb characterized by its flat or rounded leaves and flowers that can be yellow, white, or red, typically consisting of 4 to 5 petals. It tends to grow in a mat-like formation.

You can find this plant thriving in forests and other natural habitats as a native species. While it is toxic, the young and tender stems and leaves can be consumed raw. They may also be lightly cooked before flowering.

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