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sea holly Synonyms

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A coastal perennial herb (Eryngium maritimum) in the carrot family (Apiaceae), native to European coastlines, or any of several related ornamental species in the genus Eryngium, cultivated for their spiky, silvery-blue leaves and dense, cone-shaped flower heads of tiny metallic-blue or violet blossoms surrounded by stiff, spiny bracts.

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"The drought-tolerant garden featured vibrant clumps of eryngo, whose metallic-blue flower heads attracted scores of bumblebees."

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