Sea Kale at Bulverhythe Beach
The section of beach between Galley Hill and Glyne Gap has a magnificent display of Sea Kale in flower at the moment.
This is an important plant as its long roots, necessary to find fresh water, help to stabilise the shingle.
Hottentot Fig grows on the cliffs
Other plants in flower now along the shingle beach include the Hottentot Fig, Birdsfoot Trefoil and the first of the Yellow Horned Poppy.
Many other flowers will appear along the shore soon. How many will you spot?
Hottentot Fig grows on the cliffs
Birdsfoot Trefoil
Yellow Horned Poppy
