I had such an amazing trip down to California last week, and just got back last night. In the process I noticed small yellow blooms on sheer rock walls along the highway. I decided to stop and see what it was.
Sedum spathulifolium in all it's glory. And two other succulents that I am not sure what they are. Maybe all of you can help to identify them.
Unknown succulent and a photo of the bloom.


Second unknow succulent with photo of bloom


Unknown bulb type plant


Last but not least is Sedum spathulifolium and the rock all of them are growing on. It is covered with succulents of several different kinds.

Those a neat. No help here with an ID. Hope you had a good time.

I was absolutely amazed that I recognized those tiny yellow blooms from the highway at 65 mph.
I had just finished reading Helen Payne's book 'Jewels of the High Country'. She talked about being able to do that. It was such a wonderful gift to see them growing like that.

I did that on June 2nd when I went over Stevens Pass, highway 2, and saw the wild trilium in bloom. I almost drove in the ditch. You must not have been driving In her book does she have pictures of the "Jewels"?

Yes she does. It is all about succulent type jewels. What an awesome book. Found one on Amazon.com. I am sure glad I did, I never would have realized that was what the yellow blur was, passing those cliffs and rocks at 65 mph.