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Synonym(s) Chamaesyce hyssopifolia Common name leafy spurge; hyssopleaf sandmat Family euphorbiaceae Life cycle annual Flowers white (late spring-early fall) This spurge occurs in subtropical and tropical regions, and is a somewhat common weed in our Houston garden. It's readily recognizable as a euphorbia, especially when blooming with its insignificant white flowers, and not hard to pull up. So I don't mind it too much. I haven't seen it grow much taller than 6 inches, although it reportedly can grow several feet tall in ideal conditions.

This is a weed in our garden

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