Euphorbia flanaganii: Medusa cactus bark The tree is also relatively

The tree is also relatively compact

making them suitable for a variety of locations

especially when there is a low humidity

semi-deciduous shrub with dark green foliage and producing a mass of rich mauve flower bracts from late Spring and through to Autumn

Japanese gardens are found throughout the world - their unique forms now considered a universal art form

Euphorbia flanaganii: Medusa cactus bark The tree is also relativelyAn unusual succulent that grows to resemble medusas head of snakes Like full sun, at least 6 hrs a day, and weekly watering over summer. This euphorbia doesnt handle drought too well, so make sure not to water log the soil. Shown in Speckle Pot (sold seperately).