I was shocked to find only one Jewel of Opar ‘Limon’ plant while I was home. This lovely plant used to self-sow everywhere. I feared it might become an invasive pest with its long root and many, tiny seeds.
This one ‘Limon’ was growing in the middle of a pot of tiny sedums and weeds. Its bright yellow leaves caught my attention. Once I was reminded of ‘Limon’, I searched for more. There were none. Only one had survived my neglect.

I am so grateful that this one jewel of a seed survived in that pot of sedums. I pulled the whole mess from the pot and cracked the soil in half. Then I carefully removed and replanted the ‘Limon.’

The weeds were removed and the sedums replanted. The ‘Limon’ has doubled in size since I removed its competition. I must make certain Mr. Flower and Rose are aware of its value.
It is the only jewel left. Another close call on Wildwood. Having treasures that can die is difficult. I should have collected stamps!
FLOWER

The plant will repay you
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It is a beauty. Thanks Knight
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Mine ran rampant even when they were under grow lights in the basement. They dropped their seeds into other pots. Make sure your family tries to get the seeds back in its pot.
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I thought of that. That pot is too small. It needs a tray under it. Thank you for this thought.
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