By Shirlwhirl
Gloucestershire, United Kingdom
Can anyone identify please. I am putting this in for a friend, so don't know a lot about it.
- 13 Aug, 2014
Answers
Thank you for that Hywel, she tells me it has big thorns!! Didn't know Euphorbia had thorns like that!!
13 Aug, 2014
Euphorbia can have vicious thorns!
13 Aug, 2014
Is it suited to the outdoors in the British Isles?
13 Aug, 2014
RHS Seems to think so…
https://www.rhs.org.uk/Plants/32739/Christ-plant/Details
13 Aug, 2014
Hi, I always thought that this needed a minimumwinter temperature of 54 deg f, you live and learn, Derek.
13 Aug, 2014
Me too Derek which is why I checked after Bulba queried...
13 Aug, 2014
Thanks to everyone for all the information.
I have passed it all on to my friend. (Query solved!) :))
14 Aug, 2014
This is another reason why I love this site, amazing what you can learn. Thanks Bulba and Moongrower great the knowledge you pass on. I thought they were only houseplants too. :O)
14 Aug, 2014
We'll that one is a bit thorny for a houseplant... It is supposedly the crown of thorns worn by Jesus.
14 Aug, 2014
Hi Mg, just looked at the website you gave, it says H 1.b, which is 50 to 59 deg f or 10 to 15 c, and can be grown outdoors in summer in warm / sunny and sheltered locations, ultimate height 0.5 to 1m. Ultimate spread 0.1 to 0.5m, in 10 to 20 years, I think you must have misread it Mg, Derek.
16 Aug, 2014
Possibly computer away being sorted and am not used to iPad
16 Aug, 2014
Hi Mg, it confirms what we first thought though, proves we're not losing our marbles. :-) , Derek.
16 Aug, 2014
Lol!
16 Aug, 2014
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