Euphorbia polychroma (Spurge multiflora).

 Spurge (Latin: Euphórbia) is the largest genus of plants in the Euphorbiaceae family, which contains, according to some sources, 800, according to others - over 1600, and according to others - about 2000 species.

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Euphorbia polychroma (Spurge multiflora).

 A long season of interest! Long-lived and incredibly showy, Euphorbia polychroma is a clump-forming perennial considered one of the best for borders.

Spurge

 Euphorbia (Latin: Euphorbia) is the largest genus of plants belonging to the Euphorbiaceae family. It includes from 800 to 2000 species, depending on the sources. About 160 species of Euphorbia are found in Russia and neighboring countries.

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 Diversity:

 The Euphorbia genus is very diverse in appearance and life forms. It includes annual and perennial herbs, shrubs and trees.

 Milky juice:

 All species of Euphorbia secrete a white milky juice when the stem or leaves are damaged.