Carpobrotus rossii
A mat-forming coastal succulent (pigface) of southern Australian sand dunes. It wants full sun, very free-draining sand and a Mediterranean rhythm of cool, moist winters and dry summers. It tolerates salt spray and wind.
Where it grows wild
It forms large mats over coastal dunes and sea cliffs just behind the beach, in full sun, wind and salt spray.
Nearly all records are below 80 m, with a median of 8 m. It is a strictly coastal plant.
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