Euphorbia lactea cristata

Euphorbia lactea cristataEuphorbia lactea f. cristata is instantly recognizable for its intricate, fan shaped crest, resembling a piece of underwater coral, often featuring rimmed edges in shades of pink, purple, or silver. It is almost always sold as a grafted specimen, where the crested top is spliced onto a straight green rootstock to elevate it for display. Warning: As a Euphorbia, it contains a toxic white latex sap that is irritating to skin and eyes, so it must be

Kniphofia 'Poco Citron' thrives in full sun and needs moist but well-drained soil to perform at its best

Parthenocissus Engelmannii are deciduous

extremely long-flowering plant will bloom from June all the way through to October

a cultivar renowned for its captivating foliage resembling the hues of cherry cola

These Kent & Stowe Traditional Bypass Secateurs make light work of pruning the garden

Constructed with tanalised timber that has been pressure treated

the more effective the lights will be

Blue Velvet Sweet Peas benefit from a support in the form of a trellis or obelisk to scramble up

Water regularly in summer months and allow the soil to dry in the meantime

Please Note: Decorative pot not included

The Magnolia ‘Vulcan’ is a deciduous tree

giving the flowers a ruffled