EUPHORBIA 'Abbey Dore'
An attractive fine foliage plant, in late summer 'Abbey Dore' gets to 'party' with large, slightly loose clusters of vivid sulphur yellow bracts that last well into early autumn.
EUPHORBIA amygdaloides var. robbiae
Known as the Wood Spurge this is one of the most commonly grown evergreen Euphorbias.
EUPHORBIA characias 'Black Pearl'
This is a compact, upright form of this variable perennial. Sun loving and happiest in light free-draining soil, this cultivar was selected for its black centred, long lasting flowers with lime green
EUPHORBIA characias subsp. wulfenii
Architectural and very striking, Euphorbia characias subsp. wulfenii is widely admired for its bold clumps of brush-like stems with narrow glaucous foliage and chunky clusters of lime green bracts.
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 cyparissias 'Fens Ruby'
This Euphorbia's lime green flower bracts appear in spring, over purple-red feathery foliage. The purple tint to the foliage does tend to fade as the season progresses but the autumnal colouring is ..
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 myrsinites
This is a little gem of a plant for gravel gardens or a hot sunny border with dry soil. The grey foliage makes wonderfully architectural low growing .
EUPHORBIA palustris
This has to be one of my favourite plants in this genus - it creates wonderful clumps that slowly increase in size.
EUPHORBIA palustris 'Walenburg's Glorie'
This select form of E. palustris, with bright lime green bracts over narrow dagger-like fresh green foliage with a pronounced central rib
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.
