euphorbia plants - A Selection
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Euphorbia characias subsp. wulfenii 'Shorty' is a smaller version of Euphorbia characias, perfect for containers or to add all-year-round structure at the front or middle of the border.Linear, blue-green leaves grow in whorls around strong, upright stems and are topped by clusters of acid yellow flowers from March to May. Euphorbia characias subsp. wulfenii 'Shorty' adds a zesty punch of colour to wake up spring borders and is a fantastic accompaniment to spring bulbs and early perennials.
An award winning perennial which is easy to grow, requires very little maintenance and shows good pest and disease resistance. Euphorbia polychroma creates tidy domes of tapered green foliage and produces clusters of vibrant yellow blooms from April to June. Perfect for sunny border edges with free-draining soil, alpines and rockeries and looks wonderful amongst spring bulbs such as scillas and tulips. Height: 25cm (10?). Spread: 45cm (18?).
Perfect for trailing over a rock garden or wall, Euphorbia myrsinites is a hardy, evergreen perennial which thrives in hot, well drained sunny situations.
Euphorbia x martini 'Baby Charm' produces charming bronze-green foliage in a neat and shapely mounded form, boasting apple-green flowers in spring time. Foliage is evergreen providing all year-round interest, while the hardy perennial characteristics ensure this compact variety comes back year after year in borders and gravel gardens. Height and spread: 50cm (20).
A purple leaved spurge perennial with lime-green bracts and yellow flowers
The rich, dark purple leaves of the Euphorbia 'Miner's Merlot' offer all-year round interest, whilst the warmer months boast of stunning summer flowers. Being extremely drought tolerant, it's easy to understand why this purple beauty is best known for being one of the easiest perennial plants to grow. Hardy enough to withstand freezing temperatures of -15 degrees, the 'Minor's Merlot' is a vigorous grower that is also ideal for attracting friendly pollinators into your garden. Its
Plants with architectural interest are often quite large but Euphorbia 'Glacier Blue' is just 60cm wide and 60cm tall so everyone can find a space for it. The blue-green leaves are highlighted with cream edges so will give a silver effect that will be very welcome in winter gardens. From March to June tall stems of nectar-rich creamy green flowers will emerge to stand proud over the contrasting variegated foliage. With the extra feature of being drought resistant Euphorbia ?Glacier Blue' makes
A compact evergreen perennial that produces eye-catching maroon leaves which compliment the bright yellow blooms that appear from April to June to create a cheerful display. Euphorbia amygdaloides 'Purpurea' is ideal for those difficult, shady spots beneath deciduous trees or dotting about cottage garden borders. This Wood Spurge also makes excellent groundcover and will seed about once established. Height: 60cm (24). Spread: 45cm (18).
Euphorbia Ascot Rainbow Brilliantly hardy, the Euphorbia Ascot Rainbow is the ideal perennial for sunny borders, and once settled, tolerates drought superbly. Its vivid foliage maintains a beautiful rosy pink shade during the cold months, before Spring when this Martin’s Spurge presents chartreuse-green flowers approaching the tip of each stem, each with a strikingly conflicting dark eye. Showing blue-grey leaves edged with bright gold margins, the Euphorbia Ascot Rainbow provides a
An evergreen perennial spurge with black centrered, green-bracted flowers
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 Ascot Rainbow Brilliantly hardy, the Euphorbia Ascot Rainbow is the ideal perennial for sunny borders, and once settled, tolerates drought superbly. Its vivid foliage maintains a beautiful rosy pink shade during the cold months, before Spring when this Martin’s Spurge presents chartreuse-green flowers approaching the tip of each stem, each with a strikingly conflicting dark eye. Showing blue-grey leaves edged with bright gold margins, the Euphorbia Ascot Rainbow provides a
