This purple succulent grows on dry banks along the bike path, I'm told that in some seasons it blooms prolifically and the hillside will turn purple:
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What we consider exotic here grows as weeds in California...
ReplyDeleteNancy:I'm so envious. You are surrounded by flowers and we have gray skies dampness and mud.
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