| Southern African herbalists apply milk of the euphorbia to draw out deep-lying thorns and use wooden splints for broken limbs. |
| At the same elevation euphorbia pentagona makes its appearance. |
| Euphorbia wulfenii is in full bloom with sprawling stems covered in furry grey-green leaves and topped with heavy heads of lime-green flowers. |
| In common with the euphorbia, this sedum is also useful in the garden all year round. |
| There are caterpillars which eat the leaves of the euphorbia, or spurge, for instance. |
| Doubt is the narcotic, and the poison in the barrel, and the euphorbia in the stream. |
