EUPHORBIA
All Euphorbias are CITES Restricted Plants
| This large family of plants occurs worldwide with most of the succulent species occurring in Africa. These succulent plants vary in form from large, branched tree-like to small globular, to thin stemmed, multi-branched shrubs. As a group, Euphorbias make great container plants and do quite well in cultivation. |
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Euphorbia bupleurifolia | 'Pineapple Euphorbia' Stout base with long, green leaves. Very COOL plant. T-shirt | M | $7.50 |
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Euphorbia clandestina | M | $7.50 | |
| Euphorbia clava | Columnar, bumpy green stem with leaves on top. | M | $N/A | |
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Euphorbia cylindrica v. tuberifera | Great smooth caudex with branches. | M | $15.50 |
| Euphorbia decaryi X millii | Small branching plant always in flower (pink) | M | $7.50 | |
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Euphorbia enopla | Medium sized clumping plant with stout finger sized stems | M | $6.00 |
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Euphorbia esculenta | Finger-thick branches on medusa head. Nice plants | M | $7.50 |
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Euphorbia ferox | Low mounding plant with stout green stems; reddish spines | S | $6.00 |
| Euphorbia ingens crest | Very wild variegated crest. | M | $N/A | |
| Euphorbia lactea variegate | White stems with a bit of green variegate. | M | $N/A | |
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Euphorbia obesa | Basketball Euphorbia or Baseball, depending on the season. | M | $6.00 |
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Euphorbia obesa X bupleurifolia | Nice cross. Round plants with small leaves. NEW. A PSW exclusive! | S | $7.50 |
| Euphorbia polygona | Thick stemmed Euphorbia forming tight clumps of many stems. | S | $N/A | |
| Euphorbia schoenlandii | Large pickle shaped stems with prominent tubercles, branching with age. | M | $7.50 | |
| Euphorbia stellaspina | Short, tightly branched plants with branched star-shaped spines. NEAT! | M | $7.50 | |
| Euphorbia suzannae | Clumps of small globular stems with long tubercles, looking like a sea anemone | M | $N/A | |
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Euphorbia symmetrica | Similar to E. obesa, but with somewhat different markings and a squattier growth form. Also, multiple flowers from each point of origin. Unusual in cultivation. | S | $6.00 |
| EUPHORBIA COLLECTION | 6 species of this popular and variable genus; we like the globular and medusa-heads best. A good collection | $30.00 |