Euphorbia x martini

Tag Archives: Euphorbia x martini

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

Best Sellers
- Tomato Seeds – Y Ddraig Goch F1 (Red Dragon)
  
  Read More »
- Hypericum calycinum Plant – Carnival
  
  Hypericum calycinum 'Crowthyp' also known as Hypericum calycinum Carnival is a low, compact, evergreen shrub with a spreading habit, which is perfect for ground cover. It Read More »
- Tree Lily Bulbs – Collection
  
  The sturdy stalks of these Tree Lily plants are almost 5cm (2") thick, so they won't need supporting plus the foliage remains lush all season. They Read More »
- Turnip Seeds – Armand
  
  Read More »
- Plant-O-Tray Patio Pre-planted Bulbs – Tulip and Crocus
  
  Plant-O-Tray Patio Pre-planted Bulbs – Tulip and Crocus A profusion of beautiful flowers in a fantastic pre- planted flower design! The Plant-O-Tray Patio Pre-planted Bulbs – Read More »
- Chase SM4 Seaweed Plus Feed
  
  Chase SM4 is a blend of plant derived nutrients and Chase seaweed extract. It is a complete organic, animal-free biostimulant and plant food with an NPK Read More »
- Rose 3in1 Climber – Star Performer
  
  Star Performer Rose ?Star Performer? is a repeat flowering and delicately fragrant rose, that brings scent and colour to your garden from June to September. With Read More »
- Phormium Yellow Wave
  
  Phormium Yellow Wave is an evergreen perennial with yellow-green foliage with mid-green stripes. In the summer, tubular red flowers will pop up adding more colour and Read More »
- Mustard White
  
  Read More »
- Pepper Chilli Grafted Plant – F1 Medina
  
  Pepper Chilli Grafted Plant – F1 Medina The perfect chilli pepper for everyday use! Our Grafted Chilli Plants will allow you to increase your crop whilst Read More »