Instead, the plant develops yellowish bracts just below the flowers that give the appearance of petals. After flowering, leafy spurge produces seed that can be expelled up to 20 feet away from the ...

"When you try to pull it it will drop all its seeds like an a*****." Originating from Europe and Asia, spurge, also known as leafy spurge, is a highly invasive and toxic weed that invades ...

Ferrell, M.A., T.D. Whitson, D.W. Koch, R Bottoms, and A.E. Gade. 1995. Integrated control of leafy spurge (Euphorbia esula) and Russian knapweed (Centaurea repens ...

Sheep can effectively control leafy spurge. Once they acquire a taste for it ... If livestock are used to graze mature weeds, or to dispose of screenings or chaff, digestion will destroy many, but not ...