| In common with the euphorbia, this sedum is also useful in the garden all year round. |
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| Southern African herbalists apply milk of the euphorbia to draw out deep-lying thorns and use wooden splints for broken limbs. |
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| This treasure flowers with the euphorbia and they compliment each other beautifully, both in colour and shape. |
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| Good specimens for wall planting include ferns, euphorbia, ajuga, heuchera and geraniums. |
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| Drought resistant plants include cordyline, hebe, lavender, Verbena bonariensis, eryngium, euphorbia, diascia, cosmos, gazania, nemesia and, of course, pelargoniums. |
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| It belongs to the very large Euphorbia family along with other popular ornamental plants such as poinsettias and crotons. |
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| One of the stranger denizens of the coastal sandy plains we found was Euphorbia ipecacuanhae. |
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| Euphorbia wulfenii is in full bloom with sprawling stems covered in furry grey-green leaves and topped with heavy heads of lime-green flowers. |
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| Fleshy Euphorbia species are found in extensive consociations only in Rajasthan and Gujarat. |
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| They may take strong cathartics unadulterated to purify their bellies, such as, for instance, unripe colocynths, Thapsia garganica, and Euphorbia. |
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| Also known as milkweed and spurge, Euphorbia belongs to an incredibly varied genus that contains over 2,000 species including the Christmas favourite, poinsettia. |
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| We grow Euphorbia amygdaloides var. robbiae and Alchemilla mollis, both of which have green flowers, as do the angelica and fennel in my vegetable patch. |
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| Try Euphorbia Oblongata, Anethum Graveolens and Nicotinana Langsdorfii for their volumatic effect and long flowering season. |
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| Eye-catching succulents such as Aeonium, Euphorbia tirucalli 'Sticks on Fire', and Kalanchoe add punch to the foreground. |
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| Euphorbia belongs to family Euphorbiaceae and order Euphorbials with annual and perennial plants which have cyathium in florescence and laticifer. |
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