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Echinophora spinosa: complete guide
Echinophora spinosa
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About Echinophora spinosa
Echinophora spinosa belongs to the carrot family (Apiaceae), like parsley and carrot. The species grows on sandy coasts and in dunes around the Mediterranean. Its leaves end in spines and its small flowers are carried in umbels.
The plant is adapted to dry, salty and sunny sites. It is not widely grown as a garden plant.
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