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#Bloomscrolling

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Eugene Parnell

Heres a native plant that always makes me smile when I see it: Grindelia integrifolia, better known as Puget Sound gum plant. The name comes from the unopened flower buds, which exude a sap that's a lot like rubber cement. Native to WA, OR, and BC coastlines, you see them along beaches and salt marshes a lot. They apparently do OK in a garden setting as well. Pictured here with the Puget-Soundiest possible background: a WA State Ferry.
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A small upright semi woody plant growing along a rocky beach with a large body of water beyond. Behind the Oma T are some large driftwood logs. The plant has cheerful yellow daisy shaped flowers. In the water in the far background is a very large car ferry about to dock.
Closer view of the same plant as the first photo, view from above showing it growing in gravel surrounded by driftwood. The yellow petals are visible and they look a bit like yellow asters. The unopened buds are visible too and they are shiny and covered with fleshy tendrils like a rambutan fruit.
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