Native spurge plant with strong rhizomes and forms offshoots.The herb resembles fir branches due to its dense, thin leaves. It grows to around 40 cm high and has striking yellow-green pseudo-flowers that it forms on the many shoots. It tolerates drought and sun very well. It is an important nectar plant for a variety of insects. It is a caterpillar food and a source of nectar for 21 native butterfly species! The poisonous milky sap can cause skin irritation and ulcers, so wear gloves when cutting and exercise a little caution ;) Otherwise, it is a great added value for the garden and balcony! Just be brave...
