Euphorbia maculata
Spotted sandmat (Euphorbia maculata) is a native landscape weed of the Southeastern United States. It is toxic to livestock and a major agricultural weed. Spotted spurge seems to naturally favor sandy soils and disturbed area but easily establishes in turfgrass, landscape beds, and container-produced ornamentals.
- Scientific Name: Euphorbia maculata
- Common Name: Spotted sandmat
- Seasonality: Warm
- Soil Type: Wet or dry
- Toxicity: Toxic
- Plant Growth: Annual
