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Rock samphire, sea fennel (Crithmum maritimum), Wild succulent plants on the eroded rocks of the shore of Gozo island, Malta

Cactus succulent plants in pot

Succulent plants thrive in rocky terrain along the coast of South Africa, showcasing vibrant colors under bright sunlight.

Close-up of a succulent plant growing on a honeycomb weathered rock in a sandy desert environment. Ideal for nature, desert landscapes, and botanical themes.

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A resilient coastal plant thriving amidst rugged rocky terrain by the sea, showcasing the contrast between vibrant greenery and the earthy tones of the rocks

succulents on the rocks at Guincho beach west of the Portuguese resort of Cascais; Cascais, Portugal

Succulent plant samphire or Crithmum maritimum grows on a rock on the background of the turquoise water of the Adriatic Sea in Budva, Montenegro. Natural geometric abstract background with copy space

white stone beaches of Halkidiki

Sea fig at Mykonos Island in Greece.

A green succulent plant surrounded by smooth white stones on a rocky surface, highlighting natural textures.

a hidden corner of paradise in the Mediterranean Sea

Close-up of a rock with a deep crevice, where vibrant red and white flowers of Sedum caeruleum have taken root. In the background, out-of-focus vegetation hints at a lush natural setting of Sicily spring.

(Selective focus) Stunning view of a rock formations with some prickly pear plants. Sardinia, Italy.

A green plant grows on a rocky ground near the beach.

closeup of wild rosemary herb growing on a rock

Robberg Nature Reserve, close to Plettenberg Bay, is a inshore conservation area in the Western Cape province of South Africa.

Sedum sp. - ornamental plant with succulent leaves on a stone hill

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Mediterranean vegetation of Capo Testa promontory. Santa Teresa Gallura, Sardinia region, Italy

Greene's liveforever (Dudleya greenei) growing from coastal rock outcropping.

Succulent growing through a hole in coastal sea rock closeup

Succulents closeup in garden during summer

A vibrant green succulent plant thrives in the crevice between weathered stone rocks, demonstrating nature's remarkable adaptability. The fleshy, cylindrical leaves of this hardy plant create a striking contrast against the rough, lichen-covered stone surface with its mottled textures and natural patina. The succulent's bright green color stands out beautifully against the neutral tones of the aged rock formation, while hints of orange and yellow lichen add subtle color variation to the scene. This image perfectly captures the resilience of desert and coastal vegetation, showing how specialized plants can flourish in the most challenging rocky environments with minimal soil and resources.

A vibrant green succulent plant thrives amidst a cluster of rough, textured rocks. The close-up captures the rosette shape of the succulent, showcasing its tightly packed, pointed leaves with subtle yellow tips. The surrounding gray and brown rocks provide a natural and contrasting backdrop, highlighting the plant's resilience and the beauty of nature finding a way.

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Flowers blossoming next to a rock in the mountain.

$The edible ice plant (Carpobrotus edulis), also called yellow ice plant, horse fig, Hottentot fig or witch's finger.\n\nThe juice and pith from the leaves are used in medicine to clean wounds and to heal burns, earaches and toothaches.\nThe fruits, which look slightly like a fig, have a jelly-like, sweet and sour pulp and are edible. They are made into jam (Sour Fig Jam).\n\nCarpobrotus edulis, like other Carpobrotus species, is used to fortify dunes and steep banks.$

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