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Re: Re: HELP! Need to identify these three species! Many thx!

Message from jerry

In forum: Identify a plant

Thank you sooooooo much!!! I think it's Euphorbia cyparissias indeed. If you need higher resolution pictures, I will send you an email. Again, thank you for your help!!! I really really appreciate it on my girlfriend's behalf.

  • Posted: Mon. 19th May 2014 19:46

Euphorbia cyparissias

Comment from Miriam Mesa-Villalba

In forum: Euphorbia cyparissias

A long-established non-native, it now occurs widely on tracksides, field margins, walls and sandy banks, and occasionally calcareous grassland.It can be invasive. Grow it with purple sage, intermediate lady's-mantle, yellow loosestrife, lamb's ears and lavender for an attractive display of foliage in a dry, sunny border.

  • Posted: Wed. 20th May 2009 08:45



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