Pampas Grass

Eupatorium
purpureum 'Glutball'
Euphorbia
Euphorbia
amygdaloides var.
robbiae AGM
Euphorbia
ceratocarpa
Euphorbia characias
subsp. wulfenii AGM
Euphorbia characias
subsp. wulfenii
'Lambrook Gold'
Euphorbia griffithii
'Dixter' AGM
Catalogue 2012 Page 26
A spectacular plant. Strong purple flushed stems furnished with
whorls of foliage rise up to 8ft in good soil and are topped by
enormous flat heads of rich purple flowers which are the
highlight of the late summer garden. Easy and robust but best
results in a rich soil which is not to dry.
Narrow leaves radially arranged round stems, topped by attractive
yellowish or red bracts. Suitable for well-drained soil in sun or
part shade.
Evergreen leaves in a dark green whorl topped by acid yellow
flowers in spring. Excellent ground cover for a shady dry spot,
spreads by stolons to form a healthy carpet. 2ft.
Tall willowy stems with long narrow glaucous green leaves
topped by wide heads of green-yellow flowers. Remarkably long
flowering period, from June to October. To 5ft.
Striking evergreen plant of architectural merit. Bold dense whorls
of foliage topped by terminal panicles of yellow-green flowers in
spring. The flowering stems should be cut to the ground by
midsummer to allow new shoots to develop. Easily grown but
best in sun with well-drained soil. The following form is
available:
Selected by Margery Fish of East Lambrook Manor, this form
has large heads of golden yellow flowers in late winter/early
spring. 4ft.
£6.75
£5.75
£5.75
£7.50
Euphorbia griffithii A little more well behaved than E. griffithii itself, and a warm £6.75
Euphorbia griffithii
'Fireglow'
Euphorbia mellifera -
Honey Spurge
Euphorbia palustris
'Walenburg's Glorie'
Euphorbia
sarawschanica
Euphorbia x martinii
'Ascot Rainbow'
Euphorbia x pasteurii
'John Phillips'
orange flower contrasting with purplish foliage. This form comes
courtesy of Christopher Lloyd, and grows well at Great Dixter,
hence the name. Semi-shade and moisture.
Remarkable late spring flowering Spurge with bright orange-red
bracts and olive green foliage with red midribs. Red stems and
red and orange autumn colour makes this a plant for three
seasons! Goes well with Alliums, late tulips and variegated
foliage. To 3ft. Available from June.
Long narrow sea-green leaves on stout stems. Forms a neat domeshaped
bush with heads of yellow honey scented flowers in
spring. Sheltered site.
Great heads of brilliant yellow on thick erect stems clothed with
pale green leaves which turn yellow and orange in autumn.
Robust and spectacular. 3ft. Will grow on very wet sites.
New to cultivation, tall upright plants to 4ft, mid-green leaves
and acid yellow flower heads, sun to part shade. Like a
turbocharged E. palustris.
New, attractively variegated compact Euphorbia with red stems
and gold and cream leaf variegation with pink tips. 18ins.
Recent hybrid between E. mellifera and E. stygiana. Foliage is
dark green and firmly held. Forms a dense rounded dome. Sun
and reasonable drainage. This plant was selected for its vigour
growing to 5ft tall. Outstanding dark green leaves with prominent
silver midribs.
£6.75
£6.75
£6.75
£6.75
£6.50
£8.75