Description

During the cooler months

Most intriguing – and what gives this cultivar its name – is the pattern of bumpy

Thanks to a rare mutation in the apical meristem

adding an extra layer of interest to their display

you can expect this variety to send up stalks of star-shaped white blooms during the summer growing season

Euphorbia flanangii 'Medusa's Head' MCG_NEW During the cooler monthsEuphorbia flanangii 'Medusa's Head' features numerous finger like branches that emanate from a central stem. Reaching up to 2 feet in diameter at maturity, each branch sports a scaly appearance in shades of rich green accented by a crown of tiny, white, and fragrant blooms during the active growing season. Uncommonly for a succulent, Euphorbia flanangii 'Medusa's Head' is known to form a caudex, or singular woody stem, as it ages, adding yet another

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