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Fun fact: This plant produces dense, flat-topped clusters of bright yellow, button-like flowers at the top of its stems. These cheerful blooms are a valuable source of nectar for a variety of native pollinators, including small bees, wasps, and butterflies, adding a splash of color and ecological function to the landscape. It possesses a high degree of salt tolerance, allowing it to grow in sandy, saline soils where many other plants would perish. This makes it an important native species for stabilizing dunes and supporting coastal ecosystems.