Flowering Spurge
Euphorbia corollata
Euphorbia corollata
Host for: Bees and pollinators.
Flowers: June through October.
Plant Characteristics: Small flowers on top of a long stalk. These flowers appear in large clusters.
Fun Facts: Has been used as a laxative, Spurge comes from the Latin word which means “to purge” or to rid.
Crabronidae
Crabronidae
While wasps are much less efficient at pollination when compared to bees, they are still defined as important pollinators.
Crabronid wasps (Crabronidae) are attracted to the flowers of the flowering spurge (Euphoria corollata) due to their high volume of flowers.