It's all over the place here in Sardinia, makes it all look so nice.
So pretty. I'm glad you asked this question, because I got to see this image
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I had this same question today wut
Haha. Are you also in Sardinia?
Nope, but I saw the same stuff growing on some rocks in the US.
its a type of sedum i believe, its possibly Sedum caeruleum, if there are any closer pics that would be helpful. its a succulent in the crassulacae family. cant see the leaves, if they look like jellybeans most likely its this species. since its the only red one in sardinia.
Thank you, yes, that should be it!
the flowers was a clue eventhough it wasnt very clear, it look alot like the flowers of other crassulacae, if you look aeonium, it has very similar looking flowers.
This is the best close up i got, might take a better one later.
But I am sure that you are correct, Sedum caeruleum apparently is very typical for Sardinia and Corsica.
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Beautiful stuff.