Wood Spurge (Euphorbia amygdaloides) seen at RSPB Swell Wood, Somerset I've only ever seen it really as a 'garden escape' @wildflower_hour @BSBIbotany https://t.co/xi4xJOlhKT

— BloomingWildFlowers (@FeatherbrainSue) 2022.5.9

We thought that the Turkish Wood Spurge - Euphorbia amygdaloides - was taking over our #Norfolk #wildlifegarden but solitary #bees, #Brachonid & #Ichneumon wasps & hoverflies are all using it as a valuable source of nectar. @NorfolkNats @bwars2000 @DipteristsForum https://t.co/yKmz3MKKee

— Nick Elsey (@NickOfNorfolk) 2022.4.19

Euphorbia amygdaloides var. robbiae https://t.co/TvsfEmGkXM

— Dave in his shed #N012Vote4 (@DavesGardenShed) 2022.2.17

Rotblättrige Wolfsmilch (Euphorbia amygdaloides "Purpurea") - Findet sich ab und an in Gärten als Zierstaude. Zurzeit bildet sich die weinroten Triebspitzen. Ab April folgen die gelblichgrünen Blüten, ergibt dann einen tollen Kontrast. https://t.co/ClrKJtuR9z

— Stadtwurzel (@Stadtwurzel) 2022.1.22