Monica, do you use the real botanical names... or are you making them up. Know it sounds like a smart ass question but have wondered about this for a while=:)
They're the actual names... as far as I've been able to find out. This one's common name is "creeping spurge," which sounds really unappealing. From what I've heard, they can be kind of invasive, but a lot of people around here use them in rock gardens, or as a ground cover. They get yellow flowers on the tips. Here's some more info.
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Monica, do you use the real botanical names... or are you making them up. Know it sounds like a smart ass question but have wondered about this for a while=:)
They're the actual names... as far as I've been able to find out.
This one's common name is "creeping spurge," which sounds really unappealing.
From what I've heard, they can be kind of invasive, but a lot of people around here use them in rock gardens, or as a ground cover.
They get yellow flowers on the tips.
Here's some more info.
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