By Johnclark
United Kingdom
A plant that is strange to us has appeared in our garden this year. It is now over 1m in height and has an abundance of blooms comprising a tiny yellow cluster within two pairs of leaves or petals, the larger pair being some 5 or 6 cm across. Can you identify it please? A photo is attached.
Thank you
John
Thank you
John Clark
Andover
- 2 May, 2011
Answers
Looks like a type of Euphorbia, careful the sap can be an irritant.
2 May, 2011
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