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Belgiumsurvival

10 years ago

What's the name of this plant?

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thefof Zone 8/9 UK
10 years ago
Euphorbia spp.
I'll leave it to others to be a bit more specific.

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florauk
10 years ago
Yes, I got stuck at Euphorbia. Couldn't match it. Similar to E leuconeura but the markings look wrong.
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Belgiumsurvival
Original Author
10 years ago
A close-up of the photo
susanzone5 (NY)
10 years ago
Try dracaena.
florauk
10 years ago
It appears to have Euphorbia flowers on it. Plus the leaves have the veination of a dicot, not a monocot.

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