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Sedum spathulifolium
Succulent whose rosettes have a frosted appearance. They were a few centimeters in size but had overtaken a small cliff. Maroon rhizomes (along with associated yellow flowers), from which the rosettes emerge, are visible in some photos.
Seen growing on a rocky coastal bluff at Tongue Point Marine Sanctuary.
This succulent is native to the Pacific NW and also called Colorado stonecrop.
Spotted on Jun 16, 2019
Submitted on Nov 1, 2019
2 Comments
Thanks so much, Brian! It’s quite a scenic area, as you know.
That stonecrop thier is so beautiful! You got great pictures of it.