This succulent grows along the shores of the Adriatic, poking up between the rocks. In Italian, succulents are called "piante grasse" which translates literally as "fat plants."
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It's not so common to see spontaneous succulents here, these are really beautiful plants...
Are they native plants?
Yes they are native. They are part of what is known as the Mediteranean scrub.
We say the same in french, plantes grasses. They are beautiful.
Oh yes, "fat plants" between the rocks. I don't know why, "fat plants" always make me thirsty! :-)
These look like a type of succulent. Interesting name for them when translated. Sounds better in Italian -:)
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