page_title: Euphorbia glauca
section_title: In cultivation
hierarchical_section_title: Euphorbia glauca / In cultivation
caption_attribution_description: English: Euphorbia glauca G. Forster, Sydney Parkinson; artist; 1895; United Kingdom copper engravings, line engravings ink, paper Dimensions: 378mm (width), 504mm (height) Registration Number1992-0035-2353/1861 Gift of the British Museum, 1895
context_page_description: Euphorbia glauca, known by the common names of waiūatua, waiū-o-Kahukura, New Zealand sea spurge, or shore spurge, is a coastal plant endemic to New Zealand. It is in decline.
context_section_description: The seeds of the plant are naturally dispersed by wind and water. It can be propagated from seed, cuttings or by plant division. The plant is propagated in nurseries and does best in sunny well-drained spots. 
  The plant is listed in the New Zealand Threat Classification System as in Decline although the population of the species experiences extreme fluctuations.
caption: Illustrated by Sydney Parkinson
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