Ahh Grandma-P --- I think that's the whole thing. I have a lot of attraction to plants that eek out an existence in the harsh environment that the ocotillo lives in (its native to the desert).
In the spring -- after the rains -- the plant buds out and gets topped by a little red flower -- from a distance they look like crazy candles. As the year wears on, the flowers go (and so do most of the leaves) -- but they keep toughing it out.
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Ahh Grandma-P --- I think that's the whole thing. I have a lot of attraction to plants that eek out an existence in the harsh environment that the ocotillo lives in (its native to the desert).
In the spring -- after the rains -- the plant buds out and gets topped by a little red flower -- from a distance they look like crazy candles. As the year wears on, the flowers go (and so do most of the leaves) -- but they keep toughing it out.