Euphorbia

Euphorbia characias wulfenii OK, "euphoric" might be an exaggeration - I don't necessarily feel euphoric when I see one of these. I just...

Euphorbia pseudoglobosa is a dwarf spineless succulent that forms a thick mat, up to 8 inches (20 cm) in diameter, of segmented stems. It has a caudex up...

There are many spurge species that come in quirky shapes and sizes. Here are the Most Popular Types of Euphorbia Varieties you can grow!

¿Conocéis la Euphorbia trigona? Esta planta, más conocida como árbol africano de leche o cactus catedral, no es un cactus, aunque lo parezca. Os contamos sus curiosidades (que son muchas) y las claves para mantenerlo en perfecto estado.

Finally, some new growth has begun at the tips of the stems of my tiny four-inch Euphorbia aeruginosa (minor). Since nothing happened last year, and we're already two months into summer now, I was starting to worry that my watering schedule had somehow contributed to its lack of growth. I kept it dry all winter, a necessity for this South African summer growing succulent, but then I thought perhaps I had stunted it by withholding water too long. Seeing the new growth is a relief, because I…

Commonly called Cushion Spurge, which is a mounding, clump-forming perennial. It is most often used as being best for borders. Winner of the prestigious Award of Garden Merit, in 1993, by the Royal Horticultural Society. It is easy to care for, resilient to most pests and diseases. This plant is long lived and incredibly showy. It grows in an attractive dome shaped and bears dense, flattened golden-yellow flowers with chrome-yellow bracts at the ends of the stems from mid to late Spring. It…

Euphorbia suppressa

Euphorbia Trigona RubraDe Euphorbia Trigona Rubra is de paarse zus van de Euphorbia Trigona. Eigenlijk alles wat groen is bij de Euphorbia Trigona is paars bij deze Euphorbia variant. Het uiterlijk

this post growth the euphorbia trigona growth progress over three years

Euphorbia Blackbird - Common name:Cushion Spurge - Compact bushy dark purple evergreen foliage even darker if in full sun. Upper bracts of Euphorbia Blackbird are bright yellow-green in spring in glorious contrast to the dark foliage. Makes a good container specimen.