Common sea-lavender, also known as Limonium vulgare, is a plant species that is commonly found in coastal areas, including Pegwell Bay.

It is a perennial herbaceous plant that is adapted to grow in saline environments such as salt marshes and coastal dunes.

Common sea-lavender has small, densely clustered flowers that are usually purple or lavender in color, although they can also be white or pink. The flowers are held on tall, branching stems and bloom during the summer months. The plant itself has long, narrow leaves that form a basal rosette at the base.

In addition to Pegwell Bay, Common sea-lavender can be found in other coastal regions around the world, including Europe, North America, and Asia. It is often used in coastal landscaping and is also known for its ability to tolerate salt spray and poor soil conditions.