Euphorbia myrsinites is cultivated as an ornamental for its distinctive silver-gray foliage and its slightly fleshy leaves.
It grows well in rock gardens, on garden borders and in hanging baskets.
The stems grow from a single point, creating an exceptionally graphic silhouette.
The Tales:
These plants are a common sight in California where they are a favorite in drought-tolerant gardens or xeriscaping.
Nota bene: the milky white sap that exudes from a wounded Euphorbia is toxic and can be an irritant (particularly for little children) so please do handle your new friend with great care
Origin:
Southern Europe/Asia Minor
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