Actually filled back out after all the cats ate it last year. In early March, it's ready for the next generation of Black Swallowtails. Portulaca oleracea - Purslane A Florida native plant. Grows in sandy pinelands and wasts places. Likes dry, sandy, unfertle soil.
Flowers open durnig the day, and close at night.
Many people consider this one a weed. Looks great in the morning or on overcast days - flowers almost glow. Queen Anne's Lace Wild carrot. A host plant for Black Swallowtail caterpillars. Flower attracted a few insects and smaller butterflies, but Black Swallowtials obviously prefered Parsley and Fennel.