Euphorbia misera - Cliff Spurge (Plant) Bird Books Edible fruit

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Drought and heat tolerant

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Euphorbia misera - Cliff Spurge (Plant) Bird Books Edible fruitCliff spurge makes an excellent container plant. Its succulent like leaves and stems become gnarled with age. Unusual flowers bloom in spring. Plant Characteristics Family Name Euphorbiaceae Species Name Euphorbia misera Common Name Cliff Spurge Plant Type Cactus Succulent Sun Exposure Coast Sun, Inland Part Sun, Water Requirement Low Soil Type Sand, fast draining Flower Color White, Cream, Yellow, Gold Flowering Months January, March, April, May,