Lobed leaves on wiry stems. Hundreds of varieties—green or variegated (yellow, gold, cream). Hanging baskets, topiaries, dish gardens.
Leaves poisonous if eaten; sap irritates skin. Wear gloves.
3–4 inch stem tip cuttings in spring root in water or moist soil.
Tough, fast, and endlessly adaptable.
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