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Sea Holly (Eryngium spp.)
 
Sea Holly (Eryngium spp.)
Trishna · 6 months ago
This genus of plants has spiky blue flowers that look a bit like thistles. The spiky cones are surrounded by serrated bracts, giving the flowers a frightening yet alluring appearance. As a bonus, sea holly flowers work great in bouquets!
Username: Trishna
Published on 2025-02-02 18:07:25
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