Euphorbia clavarioides, Lion's Spore Size:.42 qt this one holds its upright

this one holds its upright form and its leaves look great well into fall

small summer foliage turns to shades of red

The foliage is blue-green and its red canes keep it interesting in winter

greenish-white flowers are flushed rose-pink toward the outer bract ("flower") and white toward the center on this well-performing established cultivar—very pretty

At our location in the east foothills of the Oregon Coastal range

Euphorbia clavarioides, Lion's Spore Size:.42 qt this one holds its uprightA South African succulent that forms low, knobbly mounds of thick green stems. Tiny, insignificant leaves and bright yellow, fleshy, round blooms in spring. Great in a rock garden or alpine garden. Quirky! Pictured is a friend's Euphorbia a few decades old and then our own Euphorbia just 2 years into establishing a firm base. Evergreen, groundcover perennial; mature size: 1 ft T x 1 ft W in 10 years Minimum temperature: 10