Sea fig is a succulent groundcover with fleshy, finger-like leaves and bright magenta or yellow daisy-like flowers. Highly drought-tolerant and salt-resistant, it spreads vigorously and is excellent for coastal landscapes and erosion control.

A sprawling warm-season groundcover and leafy green crop with thick, fleshy, arrow-shaped leaves; edible leaves taste similar to spinach and are harvestable throughout summer and fall in warm climates.