Armeria Vulgaris Collection
Armeria vulgaris, commonly known as Sea pink or Thrift, is a beautiful coastal plant that adds a splash of color to cliff tops and sandy beaches
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Armeria vulgaris, commonly known as Sea pink or Thrift, is a beautiful coastal plant that adds a splash of color to cliff tops and sandy beaches. Its delicate flowers, resembling tiny pink pom-poms, create a stunning contrast against the rugged landscape. At Hartland Quay, Sea pink blooms proudly on the cliff top, overlooking the crashing waves below. The sight is truly breathtaking, with nature's artistry on full display. Puffins also find solace amidst this floral beauty; one can spot them standing gracefully on Sea thrift plants with their wings spread wide. Even in antique botany illustrations, Armeria vulgaris captivates viewers with its charm and has been admired for centuries for its dainty blossoms and resilience in harsh coastal conditions. From Sark in the British Channel Islands to Longcarrow Cove and Bedruthan Steps along England's coastlines, Sea pink thrives in various locations. Its vibrant presence brings life to these cliffs at sunset when it bathes in golden hues. The combination of Armeria maritima (Sea thrift) and Kidney vetch creates an enchanting scene atop clifftops where these two species bloom side by side. Their colors intermingle harmoniously like brushstrokes on a canvas. Puffins are not immune to the allure either; they are often seen carrying flowers in their beaks or landing gracefully with sand eels during their nesting season on Fair Isle in Shetland. Whether it's at Hartland Quay or along coastal cliffs such as those at Bedruthan Steps, Pink thrift flourishes abundantly. This hardy plant withstands strong winds and salt spray while providing nectar for bees and other pollinators.