Euphorbia myrsinites

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Flower colour

yellow

Flowering Time

April, May

Light/shadow demands

sun

Soil

humos, sandy-loamy, permeable

perennials

Euphorbia myrsinites

Characteristics:

Habit

Initially stocky cushions, extended and flat with its outward-reaching shoots, hanging over the top of walls

Blossom

Small, yellow in dense umbels, surrounded by citrus-yellow bracts, long flowering time, April to May

Leaves

Semi-evergreen to evergreen, triangular, initially blue-green, becoming pale greyish green in time, arranged in spirals (“cylindrical”) around the thick, fleshy shoots which become bald from the bottom

Demands

Sun, tolerates heat, needs warmth, moderately frost hardy

Soil

Dry to fresh; sensitive to winter dampness; well-drained, likes chalk, sandy-gravelly or gravel, gravely loam, rots on heavy soil

Tip

Radically shorten bald shoots after flowering down to the terminal buds for the plant to keep its dense cushions.

Bee pasture/nectar

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Product Nr	Options	Price (plus 7% VAT)
SANA012971	Pot	€3.90

Product Nr	Options	Price (plus 7% VAT)
SANA012971	Pot	€3.90