Narrowleaf Rhombopod, Cleomella angustifolia, is a beautiful annual plant from the Great Plains. It tolerates a lot of saline soil, and while not as much as Distichlis aka Saltgrass, its still a bit halophytic I'd say. Ive seen it in saline sandy areas. It seems to be most common in the large sandy river floodplains of the Great Plains (Canadian, Cimmaron, Arkansas, Red). Theres a bunch of historic records, but for some reason not that many people have been seeing it in recent years. I hope some