Oysterleaf ‘Silver Ocean’ (Mertensia maritima) Shrub this plant was traditionally used

this plant was traditionally used by Indigenous communities to treat a wide variety of minor issues

5" in diameter and smaller

What does it mean to be of a place when extraction and empire destroy its geographies

so take precaution and only eat the fruit

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Oysterleaf ‘Silver Ocean’ (Mertensia maritima) Shrub this plant was traditionally usedOysterleaf, also known as sea bluebells, can be found growing wild on the coast of Scotland and Shetland. The fleshy leaves of this low growing shore plant are rich in flavor, which is comparable to oysters, anchovies, mushrooms and borage. The perennial plant flowers initially reddish and changes its flower color to light blue in early summer. Hardy perennial is very suitable for planting in rock gardens. Oysterleaf loves sunny locations and fresh,