The highlights
- Rosettes of dark green foliage with green-yellow sprays of flowers in spring
- Flowers from April to June
- Ideal for a sunny border
- RHS Award of Garden Merit winner
Description
- A spreading evergreen perennial with dark green leaves. From April to June, you’ll see large, rounded sprays of yellow-green flowers rising above the foliage
- A fully hardy, low maintenance dwarf perennial with excellent drought tolerance
- Perfect for sunny beds and borders, or as part of a mediterranean garden scheme
- Grows to an easily manageable 50cm high
- RHS Award of Garden Merit winner plus Plants For Pollinators designation
- Known as Mrs Robb’s Bonnet after an intrepid 19th century explorer. In the 1890s while traveling in Istanbul, Mrs Robb spotted a Euphorbia growing at the roadside that she’d never seen before. In the absence of a more suitable container, she used her best bonnet to bring the plant back to England!
- All parts are highly toxic if eaten, sap may irritate skin and eyes. Wear gloves and wash hands after gardening
