Euphorbia mellifera (Honey Spurge) Size:19cm / 3L This species is characterised by

This species is characterised by its upright growth pattern and preference for stable growing conditions

Would make an attractive and unusual houseplant

with the incredible emergent colour of Red Crystallinum

architectural succulent that brings a real touch of the desert to British gardens

foliage rex begonia grown for its vivid

Euphorbia mellifera (Honey Spurge) Size:19cm / 3L This species is characterised byThe Euphorbia mellifera, better known as the Honey Spurge or Canary Spurge, is one of the most handsome architectural evergreens you can grow. Native to Madeira and the Canary Islands, it forms a rounded, sculptural dome of long, dark green leaves, each marked with a pale central midrib. In late spring the whole plant is topped with domed clusters of brown and amber flowers that release an extraordinary honey scent, filling the garden with fragrance