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14 years ago

Found this plant in someones garden yesterday while out junk hunting

And when I asked the owner what it was named ,they did not know

So im wondering if anyone out there knows the name

the leaves are like pine needles but very soft and the flowers are like a Spurge plant

it was about 12 to 14 inches in height I have posted a picture in the photo forum for gardening

hope someone can help me

thanks

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Comments (3)

Embothrium
14 years ago
There are spurges that produce slender leaves.
plantknitter
14 years ago
It might be the euphorbia that is very soft leaved, but it does run underground and can be a bit of a thug in some places.

Here is a link that might be useful: Euphorbia. cyparissias
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delta_1
Original Author
14 years ago
thanks for the information
Yep that is it

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