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.
Thank you, yes, that should be it!
Haha. Are you also in Sardinia?
That looks sweet. Is it some kind of high plateau?
It's all over the place here in Sardinia, makes it all look so nice.
Not the Verbena bonariensis? I think it looks very much like that one, although i now read they grow 150cm tall, sometimes 180. I just measured mine and my guess was pretty good, its 195cm tall.
Leaves look like this:
it's growing in the same flower pot as the other one, about 80cm high.
It does not have many leaves really, but they look like this:
edit: But some kind of buddleia seems right i guess, thank you.
It's like two meters high and growing in the flower pot i use to empty the birds water dish in.
Ah, yeah that sounds good :)
I'm a bit scared of vipers, haha. Did they leave when you were getting closer? Were you just in the Pyrenees or are these pictures from another time? Really loved it there and I want to go back for more.
Nice topic!
..on a little trip last week in the Vosges, France.
No big deal for us chad Europeans.
Looks like a sweet ride. Thanks for sharing.
Ah. It kinda looked to me like the terrain would fall off after the horizon.