Plumbaginaceae; the Thrift or Sea Lavender Family

Armeria in wintertime is still an attractive sight!

The Plumbaginaceae is an attractive family with ca 30 genera world wide although on the British Isles we only got 2 genera: Armeria and Limonium.

Contents:

Armeria spp.

Limonium spp.

  • L. auriculae-ursifolium or Broad-leaved Sea-lavender
  • L. bellidifolium or Matted Sea-lavender
  • L. binervosum agg. or Rock Sea-Lavender agg. (+ 6 subsp. listed)
  • L. britannicum  (4 subsp.)
  • L. dodartiforme or Purbeck Sea-lavender
  • L. humile or Lax-flowered Sea-lavender
  • L. hyblaeum or Rottingdean Sea-lavender
  • L. loganicum or Logan’s Sea-lavender
  • L. normannicum or Alderney Sea-lavender
  • L. paradoxum or St David’s Sea-lavender
  • L. parvum or Small Sea-lavender
  • L. platyphyllum or Florist’s Sea-lavender
  • L. transwallianum or Giltar Sea-lavender

L. vulgare or Common Sea-lavender

All pictures by Matt Summers except picture for L. platyphyllum or Florist’s Sea-lavender.

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