Euphorbia ingens Flower Can be sheared in spring

Can be sheared in spring for a formal hedge or screen

Sea Pink (Armeria maritima)

Family Name Onagraceae Species Name Epilobium canum Common Name California Fuchsia Native to California Plant Type Spreading perennial Height x Width 4"-3' x 3-5' Growth Habit Spreading Growth Rate Fast Sun Exposure Full to part shade Water Requirement Low Soil Type Any Flower Color Red

Norfolk pines need a humidity level around 50 percent

White flowers bloom in the spring

Euphorbia ingens Flower Can be sheared in springEuphorbia Ingens, Candelabra tree A succulent tree with a short trunk and green branches that form a crown. It can reach the height of 40 feet. The branches have short spines and produce green, yellow flowers in the fall and winter. There is milk inside this cactus that is said to cause blindness if milk touches eye. Best in full sun Water once a week during summer if soil is dry a few inches below the surface Well drained soil Native to South Africa