Euphorbia Stickers

A mini succulent in a mini pot, as a mini sticker. Perfect for people who as Demetri Martin would say are 'less nurturing than a desert'.

Introducing the Euphorbia Ascot Rainbow tee, showcasing a bold and eye-catching botanical print that is perfect for nature-inspired fashion lovers. This unique and vibrant plant graphic makes for a colorful and garden-themed statement shirt, featuring a leafy pattern and a botanic rainbow print.

Nature inspired funny euphorbia succulent shirt

COWBOY CACTUS

Widely used in Christmas floral displays.

Bright green euphorbia

Euphorbia plant, extra green

Show off your love of cacti with this simplistic rendering of a Euphorbia Pseudo Cactus cut out of a cool paint splatter background!

Show off your love of cacti with this simplistic rendering of a Euphorbia Pseudo Cactus cut out of a cool paint splatter background! Now in Green! This version of the design is intended for black clothing, but you can still get it on any color you want.

cactus euphorbia

Digital illustrations of a selection of cacti and succulents, these include, Echeveria Peacockii, Hoya Kerrii, Crassula Ovata Convoluta (Money Plant), Opuntia Microdasys (Golden Polkadot Bunny-ears), Euphorbia Horrida (?) and, Crassula Ovata ‘Gollum’

A modern arrangement of indoor plants: _ Strelitzia reginae, _ Euphorbia lactea, _ Sansevieria trifasciata, _ Pilea peperomioides

A cute collection of succulent plants

Do you love cacti? Then this shirt is for you. Look at them. Euphorbia, Bunny Ears, San Pedro, and Barrel. All together on one shirt. You know you want it.

Granite outcrops called Kopjes which are typical of a large part of the southern Serengeti National Park, Tanzania, East Africa. This image features the Euphorbia candelabra tree, one of the dominant plants of the region. Canon 500D, zoom lens. (Featured in The World as we See it, or as we Missed it.)

The Crown of Thorns plant is also known as Christ's Crown or the Christ's Thorn. Botanical name, Euphorbia milii. The "Crown-of-thorns" is a trailing or climbing spiny shrub with showy flower clusters and red, petal like bracts. It is widely grown in domestic gardens in temperate and hot climates. This plant contains caustic and irritant chemicals in the latex. Avoid contact to the skin and eyes. General symptoms of ingestion are: abdominal pains, blistering/irritation of the mouth/throat and vomiting. The plant is a wild native of Madagascar, an island in the Indian Ocean off the coast of Africa. (Featured in African Beauty and other groups.)

Yellow Mediterranean Spurge and Bluebells

Cactus design

This is a photo of colorful euphorbia blooming in the spring garden, digitally enhanced with painterly type effects to create a pretty floral piece with soft colors and an almost impressionist feel.