
A compact, hardy spurge grown for the contrast between its bronze-toned foliage and bright yellow flower heads. Upright and clump-forming, reaching around 25–30cm, with the bronze deepening in spring and autumn.
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Euphorbia ‘Xenia’ (Euphorbia amygdaloides ‘Xenia’, sold under the trade name Ineupxenia) is a compact, hardy perennial spurge, prized for the striking contrast between its bronze foliage and vivid yellow flowers.
It makes an upright, clump-forming plant with bronze leaves that deepen in colour through spring and autumn, topped with bright yellow flower heads from March into June.
Cut the flowered stems back to the base once they have finished, to keep the plant tidy.
Please note: the milky sap is toxic if swallowed and irritates skin and eyes. Wear gloves when handling or pruning.
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