Albert Renger-Patzsch (German, 1897-1966), Euphorbia grandicornis, c.1922-1923 https://t.co/YKPENOnVzJ

— L i e s j e (@Liesje______) 2021.1.8

Some of the best perimeter defense plants I've found so far that grow well in the desert: Cylindropuntia Bigelovii Euphorbia Grandicornis Vachellia constricta Agave Xylonacantha If you live in a climate that never gets too cold, just go all euphorbia. Spikey and poisonous. https://t.co/wRfP5eyEIm

— Philosopher Dr. Stack III PhD (@DackStevon) 2020.12.13

A gorgeous Euphorbia grandicornis #succulents #succ #cactus #cacti #plant #nature #green #beautiful #garden #drought #landscape #plants https://t.co/ZYayUdgnAq

— E. (@onlineherbalist) 2019.1.28

Euphorbia grandicornis, cow's horn, native to S. Mozambique, east South Africa. A succulent shrub @MiamiRegionals can grow up to 6 feet. Many Euphorbia's produces a milky sap that can cause severe skin irritations. This impressive plant can be found in our desert room collection. https://t.co/0eNOTcuMQ3

— The Conservatory (@MURConservatory) 2018.11.29