Pedilanthus macrocarpus, Euphorbia lomelii
Lady's Slipper Euphorbia

A shrubby succulent with fleshy, upright stems and sparse leaves. Stems are bright green coated in a waxy, whitish film. Unusual, orange-red flowers bloom in spring and fall, attracting hummingbirds. Male flowers are showy and slipper-shaped. Female flowers have two bracts and an upper spur. Does well in containers. Drought tolerant. Native to Mexico.

USDA zones: 10
Sunset zones: 12, 13, 19 - 24
Mature size: 3 - 5 feet high and wide
Light needs: full sun, afternoon shade in hot climates
Water needs: low water