Golden Samphire
Limbarda crithmoides
Golden samphire is a succulent perennial with bright yellow flowers that grows in coastal habitats
Golden samphire is a succulent perennial with bright yellow flowers that grows in coastal habitats
HEIGHT
Up to 1 m
FoLIAGE
Semi evergreen
HABITATS
what does golden samphire look like?
Golden samphire has tall, narrow, fleshy green or yellow green leaves which grow closely around the stem. The large, golden-yellow flower heads have six ray florets which are arranged in clusters at the top of the stem.
where is golden samphire found?
Golden samphire is mainly found along the south coasts of England, Wales, and Ireland. Look out for it in salt marshes, shingle beaches, and on cliffs. It is occasionally found further inland in rocky habitats.
SPOTTING TIPS
Despite its name, golden samphire is a member of the daisy family and its flowers look somewhat like dandelions and smell like shoe polish.
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