This is a new spurge for me.
Euphorbia x martinii / Ascot Rainbow /Martin’s spurge
It is a dwarf evergreen that is drought tolerant and deer resistant.
Win, win, win.
It is toxic, so it will not be anywhere near the bunny yard.
It caught my eye due to its lovely variegated leaves and shape.
It definitely stands out among other plants.
Luckily, I planted it in a newly-created feature spot near the entrance.
Wow is it showing off now. Yes, now, when everything else is wilting and brown.
The lovely leaves are blushing pink.
It is truly a bright spot.
I look forward to seeing its flowers in the spring, but I can’t imagine it being any prettier than it is right now.
FLOWER
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it is always a good plant if deer don’t eat it. How big does it get?
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20′ x 20′
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Cette plante est très belle et lumineuse surtout que l’hiver approche, cela fait du bien!
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I also appreciate color this time of year. Thanks for the comment.
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You make a good advocate
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Thanks Knight
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It looks lovely, especially in that patch of sun.
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Euphorbias are great. I have several types here (including volunteers from exploding seed cases). This one of yours looks elegant and refined.
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