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Euphorbia Ascot Rainbow

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Herbaceous Perennial Martin's Spurge - Euphorbia Characias Plant

  • PERENNIAL FOLIAGE - Ascot Rainbow is a colour-changing Euphorbia that will add interest to your garden throughout the year.
  • FOLIAGE COLOUR -This dwarf shrub produces lance-shaped green leaves that are edged with golden yellow and variegated cream and green flowers that appear in late spring. In the cooler months of the year, the evergreen foliage develops a pink tinge that will make a striking impact in the winter garden.
  • BORDERS & CONTAINERS - Grows in sun or partial shade in moisture retentive, well drained soil. Suitable for mixed borders or in large containers.
  • WHAT YOU GET - This gorgeous plant arrives in a 9cm pot ready to plant. Please note PLANT MAY NOT BE IN FLOWER AT TIME OF DISPATCH.

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  • Eventual Height

    0.5–1 metres

  • Pot Size

    9 cm

  • Season of Interest

    Flowering in Summer and Summer. Foliage all year round.

  • Light Required

    Euphorbia plants prefer a spot in full sun, meaning at least six hours of direct sunlight on most days, though some species can tolerate part shade.

  • Watering

    Water whenever the top couple inches of soil feels dry from spring to fall when the plant is actively growing.

  • Best Growing Conditions

    Temperature and Humidity. Most Euphorbia species can tolerate hot temperatures and prefer a warm environment with average daytime temperatures around 20 degrees. Feeding requirements vary by euphorbia species, but in general, all of them will benefit from some fertilizer. Adding compost or a balanced organic fertilizer to a new plant will help to promote healthy growth. After that initial feeding, many Euphorbia species will do fine with a weak liquid fertilizer applied throughout the growing season. For the amount to use, follow the product label instructions. Container-grown plants typically need more feeding than plants grown in the ground. And a plant that develops yellowing leaves at the bottom is one that's in need of feeding.

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