EUPHORBIA ASCOT RAINBOW

Latin Name: Euphorbia x martinii 'Ascot Rainbow'

Description: Commonly known as Martin's Spurge, this colourful specimen is noted for its uniquely variegated flowers and foliage, which form mounds of rosettes of lance-shaped blue-green leaves with a heavy golden outer margin. From early to late spring, the plants are adorned with showy clusters of variegated lime, ivory, and dark green flowers. Once the weather turns cooler, the foliage takes on shades of pink, creating a striking all-season affect. Drought tolerant and eye-catching, this beauty is a great choice for sunny beds, cottage gardens, or along mixed borders.

Zone: 5
Height: 30-60cm
Spread: 30-60cm
Shape: Mounding, Upright
Sun or Shade: Full Sun to Partial Sun
Foliage: Mounds of rosettes of lance-shaped blue-green leaves with a heavy golden outer margin. Tinges pink in colder months
Flower type: Showy clusters of variegated lime, ivory, and dark green flowers.