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The sea bells as which this time in June can regard sea bells in some places even in Tottori sand dunes are the plants of Convolvulaceae, and are the perennial herbaceous plants of a creeping nature which can be seen in the sands of the seashore in the early summer. You make it crawl on a subterranean stem in sand, and it breeds, and a vine comes out on the surface of the sands, is extended, and makes one flower after another bloom from there. The layer of damp sand is immediately under the sand in which the sand hill got dry in the unexpected thing, and, seemingly, hydration will be enough made from there. |