Euphorbia ingens 'Monstrose' or 'Monstrosa' - Cadelabra Tree

I have to think about this one....

It's an odd plant. Although, the more symmetrical one which is located not to far from this plant is much nicer.

I like it, it's interesting but in someone else's garden.

The one which is very widely grown here in people's gardens is Euphorbia ingens (Cadelabra Plant).

Here's a pic:

http://www.growsonyou.com/photo/slideshow/115140-euphorbia-ingens-candelabra-euphorbia/member/Delonix1

Is that actually sold as known to twist? Or luck of the draw? I've planted too many tree Euphorbs already on my small lot..but I would add that.

It does take up quite an area. I've seen so many Euphorbia species growing up in the SF Bay Area. This one I've never seen up there, though.