euphorbia plants - A Selection

A striking Euphorbia x martini cultivar which forms a mound of evergreen, dark-green foliage, topped with chartreuse green flowers in spring. Euphorbia 'Rudolph' earns its name from the bright red shoot tips that develop as winter takes hold, making this perennial stand out among winter borders. This attractive Spurge makes a lovely addition to sunny borders, and once established, is particularly drought tolerant. Height and spread: 60cm (24).

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).

A variegated perennial spurge with red centrered, white-bracted flowers

Great for a woodland setting

Long-lasting yellow flowerheads

A small variety, great for containers or front-of-border positions, that offers both evergreen foliage interest and bright spring colour.

Euphorbia amygdaloides var. robbiae, also known as Wood Spurge, is a stunning evergreen perennial that brings a touch of magic to shaded garden spots. This hardy plant is awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit for its resilience and beauty. From April to early summer, it bursts into bloom with enchanting chartreuse flowers that brighten even the darkest corners of your garden.This variety thrives in dappled shade, making it an excellent choice for planting beneath deciduous trees or in areas

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. Although small, it makes a big impact in the spring garden, associating beautifully with spring bulbs such as tulips and scillas. The fading flower bracts still provide enough colour to provide vivid contrast when purple alliums emerge. In autumn, the foliage takes on reddish tones. Euphorbia polychroma thrives in full sun in freely

Euphorbia x martini 'Baby Charm' is a particularly compact hybrid, forming a neat, shapely mound. Upright, branching stems of bronze-green foliage are topped with bracts of apple green flowers in spring. This evergreen, hardy perennial associates beautifully with tulips and makes an excellent addition to sunny borders and gravel gardens. Height and spread: 50cm (20).Plant height and spread is seasonal therefore we list by pot size rather than a defined plant size. The height and spread of the

A unique plant which gives all year round interest! Euphorbia are fully hardy, and will tolerate dry, sunny borders and periods of drought. Plants are evergreen and architectural, and possibly offer the longest flowering period of any garden plant. The unique black and green flowers of Euphorbia characias 'Black Pearl' are full of sweet nectar, and open in spring, and stay in place until the first frosts. Euphorbia will thrive in dry gardens, Mediterranean-style plantings and large patio pots.

A small variety, great for containers or front-of-border positions, that offers both evergreen foliage interest and bright spring colour. Euphorbia ‘Ascot Petite’ forms a neat dome of purple stems with narrow, grey-green leaves that develop red tips in the autumn. In late spring, acid-green bracts provide a zingy accompaniment to flowering bulbs.With excellent resistance to drought once established, Euphorbia ‘Ascot Petite’ consumes very little water and is perfect for dry,

An evergreen perennial spurge with multi-coloured variegations and red tips

Deep orange-red flowers.

Euphorbia x martini is compact and forms a round 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 hardy evergreen blends equally well into traditional or contemporary planting schemes. Euphorbia x martini is ideal for planting throughout sunny borders, even in tricky coastal locations. Height and spread: 90cm (36). Plant height

An evergreen perennial spurge with black centrered, green-bracted flowers