Euphorbia millii
and E. X lomi hybrids
Many people will recognise the common red flowered form of this plant, but selection and breeding work carried out in various parts of the world have produced a range of flower colours and improved growth forms. Some are suitable as drought-tolerant bedding, others as feature plants.
Hybrids are designated Euphorbia X lomi (E. lophogona is typically in the parentage).
Strains developed in Thailand known as Poysean hybrids (from a common name in Chinese for E. milii) are becoming very popular internationally and some are now available in local nurseries.
More information in future updates of this page. Meanwhile, check out the links below.
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Where to buy Euphorbia millii and hybrids in Qld
As these plants become better known, you may find some in your local garden centre. Another place to look are Succulent Nurseries.
This section is intended for specialist nurseries or those selling a particularly wide selection of E. millii hybrids. If you operate such a nursery (including online and mail order), you can find out more about advertising on this page here: Advertising information.
More Links
The following links are for general information - some cultivars may be unavailable in Australia
Euphorbia milii National Council for the Conservation of Plants and Gardens, U.K.
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