Sand Spurge is a prostrate herb which forms mats up to one metre.

Even though it's listed as Endangered under the NSW Biodiversity Conservation Act 2016, we're lucky enough to have it growing on the Northern Beaches. 

They spread across coastal foredunes, however they have also been known to grow on exposed areas on headlands.

The herb flowers in spring and summer and bares fruit in autumn and winter. 

Keep your eyes peeled on your coastal walks!