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On cliffs and rocks, on saltings and salt marshes around Britain, the Sea-pink enlivens the scene with its patches and drifts of pink flowers. The grass-like leaves pack close and form cushions from which the flower stalks spring. The Sea-pink has a long flowering period - April to September, and even when the blooms have lost their colour they still retain their form, often into late Autumn and the beginning of Winter. |
