Euphorbia pedilanthioides NOT BEGINNER It otherwise resembles the typical

It otherwise resembles the typical form

full rosette of many fairly stiff leaves that are dark silvery gray and fairly lepidote

‘Keswick’ with dark purple black foliage and prominent white spines

stiff and heavily armed in an upright to spreading rosette

This plant is one that the late Wally Berg and I collected in Costa Rica back in the 1990s

Euphorbia pedilanthioides NOT BEGINNER It otherwise resembles the typicalTHIS PLANT IS ON C. I. T. E. S. AND CANNOT BE EXPORTED A rare species of the sandy deciduous and thorn forests of western Madagascar. A shrub with thin branches that can reach three feet tall and wide in nature. The slender branches bear narrow, inch long, deciduous leaves that leave a rigid spine (stipule) after the leaves fall. A napiform (beet shaped) taproot can be elevated to expose the top portion, making this plant appealing to the caudex plant