Plant: Succulent perennial herb with a rosette of pale green
leaves
at the base of the plant. Grow to 24 inches tall. |
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Flowers: Many red or orange tinged on a reddish stem. |
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Leaf: Pale green 2 to 8 inches long in a rosette. |
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Flowering period: |
May to July |
Use by Indians: |
Succulent leaves were eaten raw as a delicacy. |
Can be found here: |
Back Bay Drive near San Joaquin Hills Rd. |
Native Plant: Yes |
Halophyte: No |
Family Name: Stonecrop |
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Date: 11/2/2005
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