Definition
Silene vulgaris, or bladder campion, is identifiable by its inflated, bladder-like calyx. It sports white flowers and smooth, blue-green leaves. Unlike showier flowers, it has a subtle appeal. Think of it like the understated artist who quietly creates amazing things. This plant thrives in meadows and roadsides. Its inflated calyx is a unique and distinctive feature. The plant has a flavor profile resembling green peas.