Artemisia maritima - © Charles Hipkin
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Sea Wormwood is a distinctive plant of sea walls and the drier pats of the upper Saltmarsh, often growing in isolated clusters. The white-woolly leaves are more or less 2-pinnate with relatively long linear segments and have a strong, but pleasant aromatic, worwood smell when crushed. It is widespread in Britain and occasional to locally frequent on saltmarshes in West Glamorgan.
Native
Also known as Seriphidium maritimum (L.) Poljacov