Euphorbia Tricona Milk Tree
By Panther
- 27 Oct, 2008
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Its about 4feet tall, yes it has white sap when cut, I will have to confirm the name with you Sandra, but you could be right. I get carried away with my planting but not too sure of the plants name, I am still learning though .... have a good day, I am about to start work now.
28 Oct, 2008
Panther,
This plant is Euphorbia trigona...I have one in a pot in my house. I've had it for 8 years and it's 4.5 feet tall. This Euphorbia is very widely grown as a landscape plant in San Diego. There's literally hundreds (maybe even a thousand) of species of Euphorbia that grow outside in Southern California.
Some species become 50 foot trees.
2 Nov, 2008
Thanks Delonix1, must be an amazing sight!!!
2 Nov, 2008
You're welcome. Yes, the large Euphorbias are an incredible sight! I will post some large species of Euphorbia in the near future.
3 Nov, 2008
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how tall is this? is it a euphorbia milk tree?
27 Oct, 2008