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Euonymus

Species:

Euonymus

Unknown

Variety:

A lovely small variegated evergreen shrub preferring an open site. Tolerant of wide range of soils. Harmful if eaten.

Euonymus

Species:

Euonymus

Unknown

Variety:

One of the best small variegated shrubs. Hardy and reliable. Up to 1m tall. Prefers a sunny location. Harmful if eaten.

Euonymus

Species:

Euonymus

Unknown

Variety:

A lovely small variegated evergreen shrub preferring an open site. Tolerant of wide range of soils. Harmful if eaten.

Euonymus

Species:

Euonymus

Unknown

Variety:

A selected form of the native hedgerow shrub vigorous and easy to grow. large scarlet fruits and good Autumn colour. Harmful if eaten.

Euonymus

Species:

Euonymus

Unknown

Variety:

One of the best small variegated Shrubs. Hardy and reliable. Up to 1m tall. Prefers a sunny location. Harmful if eaten.

Euonymus

Species:

Euonymus

Unknown

Variety:

A large shrub or small tree slightly pendular in habit with scarlet fruits followed by dazzling scarlet leaves. Harmful if eaten.

Eupatorium

Species:

Eupatorium

Eupatorium Chocolate

Variety:

Clump forming perennial, with stiff brown stems. Chocolate coloured leaves with pure white flower heads.

Eupatorium

Species:

Eupatorium

Eupatorium Ligustrinum

Variety:

Rose tinted tubular white flowers make a pleasing contrast with glossy evergreen leaves in late Summer. Sun & Shelter.

Euphorbia

Species:

Euphorbia

Euphorbia Blackbird

Variety:

Velvety foliage which darkens in full sun. Flowers open above lime green bracts on red stems. Prefers full sun or partial shade and medium moisture. Sap will irritate skin.

Euphorbia

Species:

Euphorbia

Euphorbia Chariacas Wulfenii (2)

Variety:

A most striking ornamental foliage plant with large yellow green flower heads.Vigorous and easily grown. 1.5 x 1.5m. CAUTION skin and eye irritant/toxic if eaten.

Euphorbia

Species:

Euphorbia

Euphorbia Fireglow

Variety:

Striking brick-red flowers in Summer contrasting with olive-green. Prefers sunny or semi-shade site in good soil. CAUTION skin and eye irritant/toxic if eaten.

Euphorbia

Species:

Euphorbia

Euphorbia Pasteuri

Variety:

Fast growing with dark green leaves and an attractive cream to white midrib. Honey scented yellow/brown flowers in early to midsummer. Prefers full sun and a well draining soil. SAP IS TOXIC AND A SKIN IRRITANT.

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