African Milk Tree Size:17cm No Pot created some of the earliest

created some of the earliest gardens in the naturalistic style of William Robinson

This variation has heart-like shaped leaves with speckles of silver

and also could be container plant at courtyard for fragrance

Office spaces and reception areas

with glossy green leaves and fragrant white blossoms in spring

African Milk Tree Size:17cm No Pot created some of the earliestScientific Name: Euphorbia trigona The African Milk Tree is a striking architectural succulent loved for its upright growth, sculptural shape, and low maintenance nature. With its tall green stems and distinctive ridged structure, this statement plant adds height, texture, and a modern desert inspired feel to homes, apartments, and office spaces. Often mistaken for a cactus, the African Milk Tree is actually a succulent and is prized for its ability