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Plant Identification => Plant Identification Questions and Answers => Topic started by: Véronique Macrelle on December 10, 2019, 07:58:33 AM
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here is a plant coming from a seed of a neighboring garden, no doubt.
90 cm high
beautiful all year
it looks like Euphorbia characias, maybe, but I find it really pretty when it grows half-shade, almost in complete shadow rather than the sun and it supports my very clay-rich, water-soaked soil, hence my doubt. it is far from the scrubland
What do you think; are there hybrids?
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Euphorbia x martinii is the (shade-tolerant) hybrid between E. characias & E. amygdaloides, but your plant looks like pure characias (which is very variable... with two subspecies & many named clones).
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Thank you Malcolm.
it really seems in its place at the foot of the birch: very lush ...
perhaps the plants have adapted in a few generations of seeds?
I have some spontaneous seedlings.