The flowers have a taste and scent similar to caper. It grows in masses of individual plants, forming colonies, especially in dry, gravelly, saline, or disturbed areas where other plant life is rare.
In certain situations, the flowers have a flavor and aroma reminiscent of capers. They tend to grow in large clusters, forming colonies, especially in environments where other plant life is scarce, such as dry, gravelly, or disturbed areas.