@RPilze I did not see Euphorbia seguieriana nor E. nicaeensis (alternate host of Uromyces dianthi) just around, but both species are commonly reported/present in Aveyron. Saponaria officinalis, supposed to be secondary host (?), is also very common.

— Frédéric Suffert (@wheatpath) 2021.8.9

The very elegant & long flowering Euphorbia seguieriana subsp. niciciana with Astrantia & Nepeta to the rear. Swipe for some coordinating Hemerocallis buds too #euphorbia #astrantia #nepeta #hemerocallis #cottagegarden #cottagegardenplants #cottagegardenflowers #gardendesign https://t.co/no3v2zmife

— Kate Gould Gardens (@KateGouldGarden) 2021.7.5

English Rose ‘Lady of Shallot’ and Euphorbia seguieriana subs. niciciana bouncing off each other rather dazzlingly: https://t.co/QQk5SYGE2E

— William Kay (@wrmkay) 2020.8.16

@ChantalSchalkx Euphorbia seguieriana ssp. niciciana (Steppen-Wolfsmilch)

— uh. kah. (@balsampappel) 2020.7.11