The plant species had large, uneven edged leaves. The curves resembled that of lettuce, and were multi-colored, showing reds at the edges and greens toward the middle. This plant was very small and short to the ground, not even a foot high. The leaves were large in proportion though. The species did not congregate together, but several small plants were observed separate from each other along the cliffs.

This species was located along the tops of the cliffs at Sunset Cliffs. The bush plant was smaller than most other bushes and sits low to the ground. The skinny twig branches had very small purple flowers at the top region. The small flowers formed in clusters and were a light purple color.

1: close up of plant
2: overview of plants (surrounded by succulent like plants and other rosermarys)
3: close up of bottom of plant (looks very dried out)
marsh (transitioning from sandy to muddy environment )

Found in high marsh plain area. Roots of plant were black and looked outwardly that they were burned or completely dead. Plant had long leaves that are about 4 inches. Leaves were soft and thin, not like a succulent.

Dune plants, growing by the base of a nearby sand mound
On raised sandy area next to creek
Growing with succulent species
Large, long leaves branching off from center of plant (~10” long each)
Spotted with red substance
Not flowering