EUPHORBIA cyparissias

The delicate foliage and wonderful green yellow flower bracts are a lovely sight in spring. A very easy to grow ground covering perennial that is herbaceous and as such dies down below ground level...

EUPHORBIA epithymoides 'Bonfire'PBR

EUPHORBIA epithymoides (polychroma)

A true small clump forming Spurge which is deciduous through the winter months. It reappears in late spring with the inflorescences.

EUPHORBIA martinii Walberton’s® Little Treasure®

This is a stunning new Euphorbia, launched in 2025. Bred in the UK by the outstanding team at Walberton Plants Limited, this is one to watch. With a compact habit,

EUPHORBIA palustris

This has to be one of my favourite plants in this genus - it creates wonderful clumps that slowly increase in size.

EUPHORBIA schillingii

A more open, clumping form of Euphorbia with vivid lime green bracts that boldly contrast with its shiny, green, spear-like leaves, marked with a striking central rib.

EUPHORBIA x martinii 'Ascot Rainbow' PBR

'Ascot Rainbow' produces cream and lime green flowers in late winter and spring over green leaves with cream edged variegation,...

EUPHORBIA × martini 'Rudolph'PBR

EUTROCHIUM maculatum (Atropurpureum Group) 'Red Dwarf'

Producing dark purple-pink flowers in late summer, this Eutrochium has the same flower size as the taller varieties but on a shorter plant.

EUTROCHIUM maculatum Atropurpureum Group

This is a very tall back of the border perennial for a sunny position and a good moist soil, where it will make large clumps. Although these are tall flowering perennials they do not require staking.

EUTROCHIUM purpureum 'Baby Joe' PBR

The fluffy flower heads on these plants are a magnet for the bees and butterflies in the late summer.

FESTUCA glauca 'Elijah Blue'

Despite its compact size 'Elijah Blue' delivers real impact with its intense silvery-blue needle-like foliage, packed into tight rounded cushions like the electric blue bristles of a shaving brush.