Euphorbia horrida 6"Euphorbia, also commonly called "Spurge" is one of the largest genera of flowering plants. Spurge can have some similarities to cactus in regards to shape and the ability to go through droughts although they are not cactus. They have a simplified bloom with no petals. It Is more of the shape of the Euphorbia's body that people go crazy over this Genus as they are indeed known for their architecture. The Euphorbia horrida, or "African Milk Barrel", is

Multiflora has the most amount of flowers albeit smaller

Author: Ina Niiniketo

'Moonshine has wide and thick strappy leaves that have a grey cast to them

sometimes regarded as some of the most spectacular of the genus

Texture reigns with this mixed evergreen garland of cedar and Douglas fir

'Laurentii' has bright golden margins that striate towards the center

Use these Black Gold Earthworm Castings in most any application - annual containers

This reliable native blooms every year

Note on size: #15 (15 gallon) pots are approximately 16 - 18" in diameter

ornamental trees and shrubs

You will only see these in the Sprout Home yard in Fall

Watering: allow soil to dry completely between waterings