Austral Seablite

Suaeda australis, the Austral Seablite, is a low sprawling succulent subshrub of saltmarsh and estuary, with small fleshy cylindrical leaves in blue-green that redden under stress. It is a true halophyte: it grows in soils that would kill almost any other plant in the catalogue, including ground that is regularly reached by the tide.
Its role in a project is functional first and ornamental second, in foreshore rehabilitation, sabkha and saline site revegetation and the salt-affected margins of coastal developments.
Austral Seablite is the plant for ground so salty that the question is not which species looks best but which species lives.