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Sea Lavander (Limonium peregrinum), West Coast National Park, South Africa
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Sea Lavander (Limonium peregrinum), West Coast National Park, South Africa

Year: 2012 Taken by: Peter Prokosch
Limonium peregrinum is the largest and most showy of South Africa's sea lavenders and is common in the coastal bush along the Cape West Coast. Sea lavender is an evergreen, naturally clump-forming shrub reaching a height of 100 cm, with bright green foliage.
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