Euphorbia clavarioides, Lion's Spore Size:.42 qt The older foliage matures to

The older foliage matures to a deep green while retaining the dark red color on the reverse—giving the plant an overall dark appearance

Particularly robust for the genus

becomes a pronounced puzzle-work of tans and greens

and green variegation in spring

this one holds its upright form and its leaves look great well into fall

Euphorbia clavarioides, Lion's Spore Size:.42 qt The older foliage matures toA South African succulent that forms low, knobbly mounds of thick green stems. Tiny, insignificant leaves and bright yellow, fleshy, round blooms in spring. Great in a rock garden or alpine garden. Quirky! Pictured is a friend's Euphorbia a few decades old and then our own Euphorbia just 2 years into establishing a firm base. Evergreen, groundcover perennial; mature size: 1 ft T x 1 ft W in 10 years Minimum temperature: 10