Arthrocnemum subterminale - Parish's glasswort

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Arthrocnemum subterminale is a captivating perennial shrub, more commonly known as Parish's Glasswort. Belonging to the Chenopodiaceae family and native to the coastal regions of Western North America, it exhibits a stunning interplay of succulent, segmented stems that can be either green or red in color. This resilient shrub reaches a robust 70cm in height, elegantly adorned with an alternating pattern of vibrant leaves and seemingly hidden clusters of flowers which come alive from June through September. Its allure is not only encapsulate in its aesthetic appeal, but also in its hardy nature— Parish’s Glasswort flourishes in full sun and is remarkably adaptable to harsh environments, effortlessly thriving in both saline and sandy soils. Notably, this plant boasts an impressive resistance to poor drainage, pests, and diseases. It's this combination of unique beauty and tenacity that emphatically sets Parish’s Glasswort apart and makes it an outstanding choice for coastal landscapes or desert gardens requiring low to moderate water usage. It's everything you could want in a landscaping choice: mesmerizing, tough and perfectly suited to an array of challenging environments.