Plant Description: Seaside-sandplant forms clumps on seaside sand dunes. It is a subdioecious plant, that is, some individuals produce seeds but no pollen, while others produce mostly pollen but also a few seeds.
Young shoots are edible and can be used raw or in cooking. *NEVER CONSUME PLANTS WITHOUT PROPER ID*
Landscape Use and Ecological Function: This spreading plant can be used as a groundcover in sunny areas with poor soil and provides a long period of bloom to support pollinators.
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