Euphorbia lathyris FRØ

The Euphorbia lathyris is a fascinating biennial plant known for its striking appearance and unique botanical traits. People often call it the Caper Spurge or Mole Plant because of its traditional use in gardens to deter moles. This spurge species originates from Europe and features tall, upright stems with distinctive bluish-green leaves. The plant can grow up to 1.5 meters tall, adding vertical interest to any garden.

The Euphorbia lathyris variety shows clusters of small, greenish-yellow flowers during its blooming period. Gardeners appreciate its robust growth and its ability to thrive in different soil types. Also called Lathyrus Spurge or European Spurge, this plant has a milky sap that people should handle carefully. Its architectural form complements wild and naturalized garden styles.

• Produces striking clusters of greenish-yellow flowers
• Features tall, bluish-green stems up to 1.5 meters high
• Develops a distinctive architectural silhouette
• Known for its traditional role in mole control
• Displays milky sap that requires careful handling

As a notable biennial spurge, Euphorbia lathyris completes its lifecycle in two years, allowing gardeners to enjoy its structural beauty. This species adds unique texture and color contrasts, making it a favored choice for diverse landscape designs. With its historical significance and attractive features, the Euphorbia lathyris enriches any garden setting.

IMPORTANT: Pictures show the adult plant, which is not for sale. The offer is only for seeds.