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Haastia pulvinaris
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Haastia pulvinaris, or vegetable sheep, is a species of perennial alpine plant that grows in a bizarre, sheep-like formation on scree slopes in the South Island of New Zealand. It is not actually a sheep; but from far away, the vegetable sheep can look like a flock of them on the rocky slopes where they live....read more on Wikipedia.
2 Haastia pulvinaris varieties found:
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