Tender and so sweet, caspia (also known as marsh rosemary, statice, or sea lavender) is a plant that lives up to its name. Caspia (Limonium sinuatum) is a perennial or annual herbaceous plant that originates from Central Asia and the Mediterranean meadows.
Its genus includes around 120 species[1] from the Plumbaginaceae family and offers various colors, sizes, and shapes. Although their common names of marsh-rosemary and sea-lavender suggest otherwise, Caspia has nothing to do with rosemary or lavender!
