Euphorbia ingens f. variegata Specimen 65 / 260 missing-image Grown on three farms in

Grown on three farms in the Scottish Borders

The tiniest of green leaves emerge at the tips of its stems

Euphorbia trigona emerges with distinct three wing-like angles

x Graptoveria is a hybrid genus between highly ornamental Graptopetalum and Echeveria

it disrupts the pests without causing any damage to the plant

Euphorbia ingens f. variegata Specimen 65 / 260 missing-image Grown on three farms inThis Euphorbia ingens f. variegata specimen is a beast at just under 3 metres tall. Its chunky ascending stems are rippled at the ribs, indicating different stages of growth through the years. Like it's non variegated sibling Euphorbia ingens, if positioned in adequate sunlight Euphorbia ingens f. variegata can be a relatively fast growing and easy care succulent species, which freely branches as it matures. Although preferring direct sun, its creamy