Coastal Wormwood

Coastal Wormwood is a small, shrubby plant with silvery-green, feathery leaves and small, yellowish flowers. It has a distinctive, pungent aroma. The plant typically grows close to the ground, forming a dense, bushy shape. The leaves are finely divided and covered in soft hairs, giving the plant a fuzzy appearance.

Coastal Wormwood thrives in sandy or rocky coastal environments. It is well-adapted to salty air, strong winds, and poor soil conditions. It is commonly found growing on dunes, cliffs, and along shorelines. It prefers full sun and is drought-tolerant, able to survive in areas with limited rainfall. It is a hardy plant that can withstand harsh coastal weather. Coastal Wormwood has several uses. Traditionally, it has been used in herbal remedies for various ailments, primarily digestive issues. It is also known to have insect-repelling properties and is sometimes used to make natural insect repellents. While not a common ingredient in magical potions, Coastal Wormwood is sometimes used in rituals or ceremonies intended to ward off negative energies or spirits.