Dee.ann.scheller posting Euphorbia Spurge

To  Dee Ann:   I am very interested in the Euphorbia (spurge) that you talked
about in a recent posting.  I have cushion spurge which sounds totally
different.  Cushion spurge is similiar to poinsetta plants in that the very
coloraful flowers are actually leaves.  It is very showy in bloom with
flowering blanketing the whole plant.  It has absolutely wonderful foliage
with a milk like substance coming out of cut stems.  It forms a wonderful
mound.  I consider it to be an absolute must have for perennials.  So I would
be very excited to hear about a different wonderful spurge with very thin
leaves similiar to pine with attractive chartreuse barbs.  I would love any
conversation about Euphorbia Spurges in general.   Chris Braintree Z6

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