Reposted from succulent forum
Min3 South S.F. Bay CA
9 years ago
This plant looked like a succulent to me but I have been advised that it's not. Anyone have any idea what it is? It's in a hot dry place by a pond, is about a foot high, volunteered originally, needs no water, is totally gone in winter, and has spread a little. It has occasionally put out a few pale pink flowers with deep pink throats. Thanks, Min
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