Euphorbia misera, Cliff Spurge Fruit Trees Pinch young plants to encourage

Pinch young plants to encourage dense growth

Male flowers are yellow pom poms while the  female flowers are pink and silver that bloom late spring through early summer

butterflies Container Plant Yes Erosion Control Yes Bank Stabilization Yes Fire Resistant No Deer resistant Local plant No

- Water three times a month

- Native to the forests of Mexico

Euphorbia misera, Cliff Spurge Fruit Trees Pinch young plants to encourageCliff Spurge A Southern California native shrub that can reach a height of up to three feet tall and wide. It is semi deciduous in the summer. Red, white, and yellow flowers bloom in the winter through spring. Plant with: other succulents, shrubs and herbs of the south coast, including Shaw's Agave (Agave shawii), Chalk Dudleya (Dudleya pulverulenta), Fingertips (Dudleya edulis), Giant Chalk Dudleya (Dudleya brittonii a Baja species), California