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Euphorbia wulfenii puts on a great show for quite some time. Even the seed pods are pretty and a bit odd. Are those little dark looking things eyes?
Euphorbia wulfenii has such a presence. (Finally bought one). Many Euphorbias share their happy color in early spring all over the PNW. You can identify a plant as part of this large and diverse group by it's distinct bloom alone. The tiny bug-like centers with a skirt: sweet.
ReplyDeleteEuphorbia wulfenii does have a tendency to seed around quite a bit if it's happy. Easy enough to get rid of though so not an issue. There are a lot of great euphorbias!
DeleteI love how exotic and alien looking Euphorbias are when in bloom!
ReplyDeleteYou're right, these common plants do look exotic and alien when in bloom.
DeleteI love those chartreuse bracts. The little dark things do look like eyes. I didn't know euphorbias were four-eyes.
ReplyDeleteI believe they prefer to be called quadrivisional.
DeleteScary.
ReplyDeleteThey won't hurt you, honest!
DeleteI think I am in love with euphorbias. I like all of them!! and those little eyes are funny :)
ReplyDeleteThey're easy to love and laugh at!
DeleteThey're a great plant - in bloom they look like little insect faces....!
ReplyDeleteHere's looking at you, kid.
ReplyDeleteFun! Are they very big in real life?
ReplyDeleteI never grew euphorbia's before I moved 3 years ago...and I'm smitten.
ReplyDeleteeuphorbias are just so interesting.
ReplyDeleteIt's one of my favorites! So wide spread in Europe and reminded me about my own garden during our last trip.
ReplyDeleteIt's one of my favorites! So wide spread in Europe and reminded me about my own garden during our last trip.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely worth a vignette! Euphorbias are fascinating plants. Blooms, brachts, foliage, and all.
ReplyDeleteAll the little seed capsules do look a lot like bugs. I wonder if they explode like the gopher purge seed capsules? Wulfenii doesn't spread like amygdaloides purpurea and dulcis Chameleon have in my garden, they are all over the place. Fascinating.
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