euphorbia plants - A Selection

Perfect for trailing over a rock garden or wall, Euphorbia myrsinites is a hardy, evergreen perennial which thrives in hot, well drained sunny situations.

Acid-green coloured flowers from early spring right through to July, growing in a compact and rounded form with slender dark, green-grey shaded foliage ? Euphorbia x martini is a great addition to neat garden schemes. Hardy evergreen, giving you year round interest, this Spurge variety will thrive in sunny borders or coastal areas, where typically growing conditions are difficult. Perfect for either classic or contemporary garden schemes. Height and spread: 90cm (36).Plant height and spread is

Ideal for a woodland edge or sunny border

Euphorbia amygdaloides 'Miners Merlot' is a captivating evergreen perennial that enchants with its rich burgundy-purple leaves, beautifully complemented by vibrant lime-green flower bracts. This compact and shade-loving plant thrives in woodland borders and mixed plantings, offering a striking display of color throughout the year. Its low-maintenance nature and drought tolerance, once established, make it an ideal choice for gardeners seeking both beauty and ease.Reaching a height and spread of

Unlike many Euphorbias, this Marsh Spurge thrives in boggy, wet soils and the shallow margins of ponds. Euphorbia palustris forms attractive, branching mounds of fresh green foliage that are capped with vibrant chartreuse flowers from late spring. From late summer this native perennial often turns to shades of yellow and orange, extending its season of interest well into autumn. Euphorbia palustris is a hardy and undemanding and holds an RHS AGM for its garden performance. A lovely choice for

Euphorbias are invaluable evergreen perennials, providing all-year-round structure and interest as well as zingy yellow flowers in spring and early summer

Perfect for a small sunny border

A tender evergreen perennial with white flowers

Smokey blue-green foliage edged with contrasting cream margins makes a fabulous evergreen display. From early Spring, Euphorbia characias Glacier Blue produces whorls of green flowers, each surrounded by a cream coloured bract. Like all of its species, this Spurge is drought tolerant once established, making it perfect for planting in hot, sunny borders and gravel gardens. Height and spread: 60cm (24).

This vibrant Blue Spurge is a hardy, evergreen perennial that generates scaly blue leaflets amongst neat whorls of sturdy, central stems. From April until June, you will witness a flurry of lime green flowers that make a striking contrast against its architectural foliage. Loving full sun and dry conditions to flourish, this tropical looking Euphorbia would sit fantastically in rockeries, coastal and exotic themed gardening schemes. It requires little maintenance, looks superb in a pretty patio

This compact Spurge forms a rounded mound of slender, dark, grey-green foliage that makes a neat and tidy addition to the garden. From early spring to July, panicles of acid-green flowers, with contrasting red eyes, make an eye-catching display.

This lovely little Euphorbia forms neat domes of narrow green leaves which produce terminal clusters of bright, sulphur-yellow flower bracts in mid to late spring.

Icy blue-green foliage makes this hardy Euphorbia a cool addition to the garden. Looks great on its own in a border or container but even better when planted in swathes. Height & spread 60cm (24)

Euphorbia amygdaloides var. robbiae is an evergreen perennial that thrives in the dappled shade of deciduous trees, even coping with those tricky areas of dry shade. From April to early summer, its chartreuse flowers are a magical site, lighting up the darkest of corners with their glowing blooms. Wood Spurge is a spreading perennial, at its best when planted in large swathes and left to seed about. Perfect for planting as a woodland understory, or wandering through cottage garden borders.