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I’ve had this plant for ten years and it is just monstrous in size. It’s about four feet wide and 7 feet tall. It grows beautifully a...Read More
Central Phoenix -- Euphorbia grandicornis seems remarkably hardy. I have one that grows in the ground in full winter shade and partial s...Read More
Well armed, durable Euphorbia. Tends to branch low down instead of growing a tall main trunk. This behavior is especially apparent in s...Read More
I had three potted grandis, each 3-4' tall, and each well-rooted for over a year. Austin dropped to 33 degrees on November 14th, cold...Read More
Just recently noticed that the flowers have a sweet scent similar to that of Narcissus! A plant kept in an enclosed greenhouse had me th...Read More
Shrubby and makes a great barrier plant. Moderate grower. Buy at the largest size you can-save a decade. The average Bay Area winter is n...Read More
Upright branching habit to 5-6'. Frost free areas only. Can be cut and kept short or be allowed to grow tall.
These grow wild here in South Texas. They are also called Zig Zag Cactus. If you have goats or cattle, they will eat this plant on the ed...Read More
Common potted and landscape plant in Southern California. Has great angularity and large spines making in a good ornamental choice. Doe...Read More
Like all Euphorbia HANDLE WITH CARE, the latex/sap is dangerous and can cause skin rash, itching and general discomfort.