Category Archives: Coastal foraging

Sea Purslane- Halimione portulacoides

Going over the website during these cold months, getting rid of the old, correcting the ones that need fixed and making space for the new, I found out that I had not made a post of a humble but delicious coastal green- sea purslane. Fleshy, salty with a kick and a certain leafy sturdiness thatContinueContinue reading “Sea Purslane- Halimione portulacoides“

Sea Aster- Tripolium pannonicum

On my foraging walk last week in Silverdale, I happened upon a lovely coastal plant called Sea Aster (Tripolium pannonicum). The name of the plant come from the Greek “‘Αστρᨔ which means “star” because of the shape of the flowers that look like stars. Growing prolifically on the shore inbetween rocks, sea aster is characterisedContinueContinue reading “Sea Aster- Tripolium pannonicum”