Silver Ragwort (Senecio cineraria)
| Plants with yellow flowers | |
|---|---|
| Evening Primrose | Common Rock-rose |
| Hoary Rock-rose | Golden Samphire |
| Yellow Horned Poppy | Field Fleawort |
Silver Ragwort | Sea purslane |
| Wild Cabbage | Black Mustard |
| Bird's Foot Trefoil | Sea Wormwood |
| Yellow Stonecrop | |
| Plants with blue or purple flowers | |
|---|---|
| Common Sea Lavender | Rock Sea Lavender |
| Vernal Squill | Sea Holly |
| Sheep's Bit | Dune Pansy |
| Plants with green or brown flowers | |
|---|---|
| Sea Beet | Sea Spurge |
| Alexanders | Sea Plantain |
| Grasses | |
|---|---|
| Marram Grass | Lyme Grass |
| Cord Grass | Sea Couch Grass |
| Trees & Shrubs | |
|---|---|
| Sea Buckthorn | Creeping Willow |
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Silver Ragwort is a plant of coastal cliffs and shingle. It grows to a height of about 2 feet and is found mostly in South-west England. The stems are woody and the pinnate leaves are covered in a whitish down - the upper sides greenish, the undersides white. The yellow flowers are similar to Ragwort and can be seen from June until August.
The image was taken on the north facing cliffs at Glenthorne Beach, which rarely get any direct sunlight.