What It Means When Groundsel Trees Along New Jersey Marshes Look Dusted With Snow In Fall
You spot white fluff draping marsh shrubs while the air still feels like July. Frost? Mold? Neither answer holds up under a closer look. Along the New Jersey shoreline, you are staring at a tough native shrub. Botanists place it in the same family as daisies and sunflowers. Locals pass it daily and rarely notice…

