it is Pereskia, I think...anyone else?

Thanks Dave,
I am assuming you are right. It has major white milk so therefore I thought perhaps Euphorbia. Never even thought about it being a Pereskia. Perhaps "Pereskia grandiflora"?
The stem is rounded on older growth, yet more square higher up on stem.

Opps, sorry hit wrong button before done.
I was and am still thinking that there is a chance it could also be "Euphorbia neriifolia"?

Here is a link that might be useful: {{gwi:558204}}

Don't Pereskias have very thorny stems?

bodiggly,
Yes and that is why I am still wondering about it being a Euphorbia, as it does have some spines, but they are extremely short & shy.

Are the spines coming out of white cushions? That will make the difference if it is a cactus or Euphorbia (succulent) No one told me the difference when I joined my club. I had never seen a Euphorbia before that night.
I'm a slow learner, it took me 5 years before I was told. Norma

Your plant is a Euphorbia. Most likely, as already suggested, E. neriifolia.

Thank you cochemiea for letting me know that my guess was in fact correct. I did find more infor online about it.

COMMON NAMES: Indian Spurge Tree, Oleander Spurge, Hedge Euphorbia
KEY FEATURES: Erect branching shrub/tree to 4m. STEMS thick, young with 5 spiral ridges with short paired spines and leaves or raised leaf-scars. LEAVES persistent, obovate with blade tapering to attachment, to 15x6cm, fleshy

Here is a link that might be useful: Hedge Euphorbia

hehe...assume nothing, Anya...:) I have been wrong as many times as i have been right. :)

Dave

Same here Dave, thanks for responding anyway bud. : )

Euphorbia neriifolia L. (E. ligularia Roxb.)