I'll zoom out a bit, so you can see a little more:
It might be helpful to know where this species grows. In this area, we find it along the coast, especially in salt marshes.
From a distance, the flowers of Seaside Arrow-grass (Triglochin maritima) might not stand out. Up close, it's a different story. Purple with sparkling, frilly edges — Oh, my!
P.S. Usually Seaside Arrow-grass is tall and straight. This Dr. Seuss-like version is somewhat unusual, but it was fun to see!
1 comment:
A Dr Seuss plant most definitely and a new one for me. Can't wait to see
the real thing! flowers are most interesting. Thanks for sharing, Jackie!
Your fan,Alexandra
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