Balsam spurge

The Euphorbia balsamifera, or Balsam Spurge, is a hardy, drought-tolerant shrub or small tree native to the Canary Islands and parts of North Africa. Renowned for its unique, rounded growth form and succulent, gray-green stems with small, lance-shaped leaves, it thrives in arid and rocky landscapes. This evergreen plant produces small, yellow-green flowers in clusters, adding subtle seasonal interest.
Adaptable and low-maintenance, the Balsam Spurge is an excellent choice for xeriscaping, rock gardens, and coastal planting, where its sculptural form provides year-round beauty.
The Balsam Spurge is a resilient and visually striking plant, perfect for adding architectural interest and functionality to arid and coastal landscapes.