Euphorbia mellifera (honey spurge) of the med. Lives up to its name. Come smell the honey & see the dripping nectar http://t.co/C9uQrWR1Iv

— University of Bristol Botanic Garden (@BrisBotanicGdn) 2015.5.10

Euphorbia mellifera, which I got from the N(R)HS garden at Harlow Carr seed exchange. http://t.co/TV9A2Owdxx

— Ian Ellis (@Yanzerman) 2014.5.17

The flowers of Euphorbia mellifera have the most incredible honeyed scent that reminds me of… http://t.co/w8HHtQItR5

— ROBBIE HONEY (@RobbieHoney) 2013.4.24

Euphorbia mellifera is flooding the terrace with the scent of honey and it's evergreen. https://t.co/c0nwOidZOm http://t.co/NNBm2hJ6aV

— Backlane Notebook (@BacklaneDesigns) 2015.5.24

In the garden today, euphorbia mellifera smelling delicious! http://t.co/F3NGgULTc8

— Hilary Drain (@DrainHilary) 2015.5.16

Love this combination of sambuca nigra and euphorbia mellifera, there is also green eucalyptus above http://t.co/uD8IMplzHU

— Hilary Drain (@DrainHilary) 2014.6.11

@PlantsExpert Arguably they give Character - look at #Eringium #AsteliaChathamica - #EuphorbiaMellifera #ChamaeropsHumilisVarArgentea

— Growing (@how_wondering) 2014.3.28

1st time my Euphorbia Mellifera has flowered. For any of my gardening followers #BestShrub http://t.co/9WZIq6TTtR

— Claire Hanrahan (@clairelhanrahan) 2014.3.24

Native to Madeira the honey spurge, Euphorbia mellifera, is flowering honey scented flowers. http://t.co/xApkTK0wF4

— University of Bristol Botanic Garden (@BrisBotanicGdn) 2014.3.24

@WimpoleEstateNT Think I may have got it, is it Euphorbia mellifera?

— J Aw (@NotCritters) 2013.8.27

Strange to see myrtle and euphorbia mellifera grown under glass http://t.co/mcLUNb8MmF

— David Goldstone (@djgoldstone) 2013.8.8

http://t.co/Y0CHOFAUcE Euphorbia Mellifera. Heligan.

— BakersHill (@BakersHill) 2013.5.7

Euphorbia mellifera, honey spurge; so called because of the honey smell these flowers give off. Native to Madeira. https://t.co/0IV11s415U

— University of Bristol Botanic Garden (@BrisBotanicGdn) 2016.1.22

@AnneWareham defo bin. But also huge euphorbia mellifera, wisteria, loads of bulbs, hellebores, and an oleander.

— Emma Townshend (@anicegreenleaf) 2016.3.11

Flowering in central London today echium pininana, e. candicans and euphorbia mellifera #plants #gardens #exotics https://t.co/CXKELhhAfJ

— Will twentyman (@will20man) 2016.3.13