60-80cm. Sun or shade. Dark glossy foliage in tight rosettes. Yellowish-green flower-bracts spring to summer. Spreads so needs careful positioning.
Similar to the well known garden var known as E. polychroma. This selection has bright more golden bacts which I am rather fond of. Other than the colour of the bract I find it identical to the species. In the autumn the foliage has lovely autumn tones.
Synonyms Euphorbia polychroma Euphorbia villosa Friv. ex Boiss. Dark green, lance-shaped leaves are topped with a froth of bright, acid yellow spring flowers that form a distinctive star shape. Looks lovely as part of a green and yellow planting. In autumn the foliage turns a...
I recieved this euphorbia many years ago as E. brittingeri, but it now appears to be known as flavicoma. Related to epithymoides. 20-30 cm. The floral leaves are lime-yellow and are produced from late October and continue for at least four months. It self seeds making an...
900mm Heads of brick-red over a mass of lovely tinted foliage. Sun or partial shade. A few available.
1.5m Good ground cover. Lovely but be warned it spreads but in large plantings it looks magnificent. Rich red flowers atop dark plum red leaves and stem.PB2
A great feature plant, not often seen. Give it a well-drained soil. Grows into a large, shrub-like plant with smooth green stems, topped with whorls of long narrow, acid-green leaves, each striped with a central white vein.In spring these carry round heads of brown flowers,...
Actually a small shrub to approx 30cm with masses of small yellow flowers. Likes a dry sunny position. Fantastic plants of this can be seen in the Dunedin Botanic Gardens Rock Garden.
