Euphorbia stygiana, Spurge sun The flowers keep that "impending

The flowers keep that "impending bloom" appearance

essentially the reverse of another Western native

These Iris tolerate a wide range of exposure conditions

moist woodland soil

Euphorbia stygiana, Spurge sun The flowers keep that "impendingLeathery green leaves that grow in large whorls top bare stems to an impressive size! Loose, open, chartreuse blooms appear late spring to early summer and are strongly honey scented. It appreciates a well drained site and is drought tolerant once established. Tropicalesque in appearance! We have this plant in a few places in our gardens. It dies completely down to soil level in hard winters and resprouts in the spring. In full sun and a dry site, it