Translation of "Meerfenchel" in English

The 18 selected botanicals include seabuckthorn, rosehip, sea fennel, elderflower and rocket.

The rush, the broom and the rock samphire constitute a unique landscape of high interest.

Additional there are lemon zest, orange peel, sea fennel, sea rocket, savory, glasswort, four more plants and demineralised water from the source of Parts de Tortosa-Beselt, a natural park.

With the aim of offering gifts to benefactors of the convent, whether individuals or families, they very carefully decorated dishes of Pa amb Oli (bread with olive oil) with pickled products: olives, capers and sea fennel.

Antioxidants: The effects of flavonoids that occur in vegetable extracts like rock samphire, tea, pomegranate, ginkgo and calendula have been emphasized time and again.

Honey and scented herbs (oregano, sage, thyme) offer every taste a unique smell, while caper, sea fennel and pigweed add flavour to refreshing salads.

You can reach it by canoe, boat or on foot, along footpath no. 23 through the aromatic essences of the area, such as rosemary and fennel.

Tigi Catwalk Curlesque Strong Mousse is a styling mousse enriched with natural ingredients like sea kelp, seaweed and sea fennel.

Samphire (Crithmum maritimum, Apiaceae) grows along all coasts of Europe, from the Atlantic Ocean to the Black Sea.

Lamsoor en zeekraal (sea lavender and samphire) are common vegetables in Zeeland, while coffee accompanied by Zeeuwse bolus (a sweet pastry made from dough) is also a must try here.

The foundation managing the hillside has planted tamarisk and samphire to prevent further erosion at this beautiful natural bay.

Closer to the sea grow the exuberant plants normally found in coastal scrubland areas, with juniper-trees and the typical species that grow on cliffs, such as rock samphire, wormleaf saltwort, sea orach and the eye-catching Mediterranean beach daisy, forming a patch of green that surrounds the whole beach.

Subtly tart and green, these top notes are intercepted by an aromatic chord of myrtle, sand and sea fennel, underlined by spicy and exotic woods.

The flora closest to the sea is characterised by beds of sea lavender and sea fennel.

Flora: While hiking you can study the indigenous plants: Phoenician juniper (Juniperus phoenicea), wild thyme (Thymus capitatus), prickly burnet (Sarcopoterium spinosum), rock samphires (Crithmum maritimum).

It is populated by vegetable species adapted to an extreme environment caused by the high concentration of salts dissolved in the soil (samphires, salton sea-blites, spatices...).Among the numerous species of Limonium you will find in this Nature Park, the most outstanding are autochthonous plants such as Limonium santapolense.

These lambs graze on Llanrhidian Marsh, part of the National Trust's Weobley Castle Farm on the Gower Peninsula. This tidal marsh supports the salt-tolerant grasses and herbs of samphire, sorrel, sea lavender and thrift that the lambs feed on. This gives Gower Salt Marsh Lamb its distinct, rich flavour sought after by top chefs and restaurateurs the world over.

The sandy beach stretches southwards and all the way along it you can appreciate the shape of the limestone cliff and the vegetation that has spread across it, such as rock samphire and sea orach, plants that are highly resistant to the salt spray.

The beach is backed by a patch of pine trees, growing denser in the various gullies, while the plants that predominate on the sand itself are rock samphire and wormleaf saltwort, both of which are resistant to the salt spray from the sea.

At 45.7% abv, Grace Gin is nothing for in-between - it is for enjoying. In addition to juniper, myrtle, Iris root and Angelica root, the local sea fennel rounds off the character. Cardamom, a gentle pepper note, orange and lemon are not to be forgotten.