Meet beautiful Mediterranean littoral plants
There is a lot of what we don't know about plant life by the sea. It's just plants, we don't pay too much attention to things and creatures that don't move. Of course, more people prefer to see pinery near to their beach. When I say “plant life by the sea”, I think of plants that grow within the intertidal zone (technically, a scientific term for a land zone under the physical impact of waves and also the area that is under water at high tide) and all plants that grow in the coastal area in general. You know – it's all those things with leathery leaves that seem to be coated in some kind of a waxy matter and which usually smell really good, like laurel or softwood. Also, it would seem by the rule, even if they're not softwood, they're evergreens. I emphasize this fact specifically, because continental schools usually teach that only firs, junipers and pine trees are evergreens - Mediterranean plants species are usually not being taught and even w...