Siberian spurge, Seguier’s spurge
Euphorbia seguieriana is a perennial native to Europe and western Asia, grows up to 40 centimetres tall and can flower from May to October.
As it also tolerates dry locations, it is often used for planting in parks, gardens and occasionally on traffic islands.

Characteristics & Description
Height, habit: Perennial herbaceous plant, from 20 to 40 centimeters
Poisonous: Yes
Origin: Asia, Europe (distribution map)
USDA zone: 5 (-9.4 °F/-23 °C)

Botany
Family: Euphorbiaceae / spurge
Name: Euphorbia seguieriana







Categories: Garden plants | Wildflowers | Yellow & Orange Flowers |

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