Arctostaphylos hookeri 'Ken Taylor', Manzanita morning sun Euphorbias were named by Linnaeus

Euphorbias were named by Linnaeus in honor of a 1st century Greek physician by the name of Euphorbus

dark green foliage makes the blooms all the more vivid

This is a northwest native that reseeds lightly

And even more so in fall when it blushes with pink

Arctostaphylos hookeri 'Ken Taylor', Manzanita morning sun Euphorbias were named by Linnaeus'Ken Taylor' grows into a fairly dense evergreen structure. In the Willamette Valley, Ken can do full sun but is amenable to some shade throughout the day, contrary to what one might think for a manzanita. On the coast, full sun all day is excellent, having originally been a coastal resident of the Monterey Bay area. Do not let its coastal origins frighten you, this plant takes hot sun and no supplemental water after its first year or two. Mature