This section is from the book "The Commonly Occurring Wild Plants Of Canada", by Henry Byron Spotton. Also available from Amazon: The Commonly Occurring Wild Plants Of Canada.
Maritime herbs with regular pentamerous flowers, a plaited calyx, 5 stamens opposite the lobes (or separate petals) of the corolla, and a 1-celled and 1-seeded ovary.
Tourn. S. Limo'nium, L. (Marsh-Rosemary.) A maritime herb, with a thick, woody, astringent root, and oblong, spathulate or obovate-lanceolate radical leaves, tipped with a deciduous bristle. Flowers lavender-colour, panicled on branching scapes. Calyx funnel-form, membranaceous. Corolla of 5 nearly or quite distinct petals, with the 5 stamens severally borne on their bases. Ovary 1-celled and 1-ovuled. - Salt marshes, Atl. Prov.
 
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