This species appears very occasionally in this area amongst a large number of L. filiformis and L. longifolia. It generally has fewer leaves which often sag/lie down rather than stand upright. The fruit develops at the base of the plant.
The fruit is much larger than L filiformis, (also bigger than L. longifolia and more spherical). Leaves are also longer than L. filiformis. I'll take my ruler with me today and get some measurements.