Euphorbia mellifera

Euphorbia melliferaNative primarily to the islands of Madeira and the Canary Islands, Euphorbia mellifera is an evergreen perennial with upright stems and narrow, lance shaped leaves, creating a sculptural presence throughout the year. In late Winter to Spring, it produces domed heads of honey scented, chartreuse flowers that attract pollinators and pair beautifully with ornamental grasses and perennials. Requires well drained soil in full sun to part shade. Drought

It forms a neat

showy peachy-gold flowers

turning rich green in later seasons

The clean mid green foliage is slightly arching and lends itself well to pot culture

Summer flowering with beige spikelets of open panicles

upright flowers and compact growth

It is a remarkable cultivar in that it has exceptionally large double lacecap flowers

mid green and highly aromatic when crushed

We have trialled a number of Agastache because they are exciting

It is relatively short at 70cm

Forming an evergreen tight clump of narrow

It also has lovely black stems and beautiful pure white flowers with a purple tinge