HAVE: Euphorbia lambi, Tree Euphorbia. Want: Milkweed seeds
likeplants
9 years ago
I have to trade Euphorbia Lambii seeds (5 per trade). I've seen them at the highest height about six feet tall, but you can train it to be smaller. It's my favorite Euphorbia. I've never seen it for sale at nursery. The seeds are super easy to grow.
What I'm looking for is all kinds of milkweed seeds. I'm planting a bunch to feed all the Monarch butterflies.
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