A plant I picked during a walk. The flowers grow in pairs I think. ( photo / image / picture from oubee's Garden ) ( photo / image / picture from oubee's Garden )
Thanks Cris & haha Droopy I deemed it wise to omit the words CEMETERY WALK Stratsmom: Mine is not a thorny plant though. The flowers somewhat resemble but are hardier and the leaves much smaller. Is the picture below one of a Thorny plant? The flowers are of a pale pink colour <3 ( photo / image / picture from oubee's Garden )
I hope this might be interesting.... Pale pink euphorbia ( photo / image / picture from chocolate's Garden ) This red one is the mother of the pink coloured ones,seeds from the red one always come up that washed out pink colour.To get a red one, a cutting has to be struck. They are all growing in the ground and in the shade. I have this bright pink one in a pot which was just one stem and I cut the top off and it branched out and is almost always in flower. This is probably my favorite at the moment...and by the way, they all have soft prickles. Notice seedlings at base ( photo / image / picture from chocolate's Garden ) Euphorbia milli, about 5ft high ( photo / image / picture from chocolate's Garden ) Potted euphorbia ( photo / image / picture from chocolate's Garden )
I knowww! And the pics are pretty tooo!! My plant remains unidentified though t's keeper but I'd like to know more about this thornless Crown of thorns.
You are right, Cheryl. It's the pale pink variety in the first picture. The flowers give that away instantly! Thanks dear all But the first picture is quite different. The flowers resemble that euphorbia but the stem is different. Guess it's a rare tropical plant no one ever stumbled upon....? That's highly unlikely
