| It belongs to the very large Euphorbia family along with other popular ornamental plants such as poinsettias and crotons. |
| Euphorbia wulfenii is in full bloom with sprawling stems covered in furry grey-green leaves and topped with heavy heads of lime-green flowers. |
| There are caterpillars which eat the leaves of the euphorbia, or spurge, for instance. |
| Doubt is the narcotic, and the poison in the barrel, and the euphorbia in the stream. |
| This treasure flowers with the euphorbia and they compliment each other beautifully, both in colour and shape. |
| One of the stranger denizens of the coastal sandy plains we found was Euphorbia ipecacuanhae. |
