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Covering the rolling sand dunes in a plush green and red carpet near Guerrero Negro these plants only grow 3 or 4 inches high but on closer inspection they surprise me with their appearance, they look like gummy raspberries, glistening translucent beads bulging out from stems and leaves. Eye Candy!<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Click on a Photo to see Full Screen View!<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n

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When we first saw them in March I thought the beads on the leaves looked like dewdrops, but they wouldn’t wipe off! Near the end of May they had red swelling buds also beaded, which were just starting to open into slim-petalled white flowers.<\/p>\n

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Blue and Yellow Beauties<\/strong>
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