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Samphire. Poor man's asparagus.

There are more than one kind. Know the name of this one?

Here's a closer look at the plants.
 

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Geez, there's different kinds? I thought I was doing good even recognizing it.
 
After much discussion with DH, we agreed that Poor Man's Asparagus should be acceptable. Which means pacanis was the first to guess it. The one pictured is actually called Sea Asparagus. It's also called by many different names, glassworts, sea pickle, rock samphire, pickleweed.

Oh, I forgot to mention, it's in the Salicornia genus, the beet family.
 
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Marsh samphire?

It has been known to grow in marshes. It's one of the up and coming crops in Hawaii since it has a very high tolerance for salt. I've yet to try these locally and still waiting for a friend to bring some pickled ones back for me when she goes to visit her Mom on Oahu.
 
Whew, I see I got it. I was still looking for that exact pic, if it's out there, to see exactly what kind you were looking for.
Looks interesting and sounds like something I'd like to try.

Good race Uncle Bob.

Hang on a sec
 
OK.
I don't need the exact name, but what was this device used for?
 

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No
and no, not that you couldn't use the ring to blow bubbles with..... the people that used this were probably not much into blowing bubbles.
 
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