Jovibarba allioni in Ligurian Alps - Italy

Carnino Superiore

Wow, these are photos taken in situ!!! How high do they grow?

(I myself am not much of a hill / mountain climber...)

Beautiful pictures, Ento !

Thanks, Olivier, Renee.
Jovibarba Allioni, in these photos, growing at about 1400mt

these are great! thank you for these
i really appreciate the first photo that shows the extent of the clump; i notice in that photo that near the upper right, there is a clump that is larger and greener--is that just normal variation within the clone, or would that be a different clone growing contiguously?

Hello Cohan,
clump near the top right of the photo are greener because plants are less exposed to the sun's rays, they are covered by grass