Euphorbia alluaudii (leucodendron) f. cristata Hydroleca while its trunk can reach

while its trunk can reach 20cm in diameter

Nordmann Fir is the most popular tree in the UK thanks to its symmetrical shape

this can only be achieved when in its natural habitat of the warm and steamy rainforests of Southeast Asia and parts of Australia

and dense canopies of Acer palmatum ‘Tamukeyama’ make it a warming focal point of any garden

this unusual climbing succulent has slender green stems branching from the base

Euphorbia alluaudii (leucodendron) f. cristata Hydroleca while its trunk can reachEuphorbia leucodendron (Euphorbia alluaudii) is endemic to Madagascar, growing cylindrical, spineless branches, producing the tiniest of green leaves at the tips of its stems. These little leaves quickly fall off, and their stipules leave behind small brown scales. Its crested form produces those little leaves across its flattened ribs. WATERING Water when soil is dry 100%. Water lightly (if at all) during winter months. LIGHT REQUIREMENTS Full sun.