Euphorbia purpurea
By Surreylad
- 16 Apr, 2013
- 11 likes
Closer of the flower, quite nice I think.
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very nice! love the colours
16 Apr, 2013
Thanks Bloomer yes it's a nice contrast from the green :-)
Thanks Sticki :-)
16 Apr, 2013
This is lovely, I love euphorbias.
16 Apr, 2013
It is very nice!
16 Apr, 2013
it's lovely and thanks for mine SL - will get pic of it , back at parents Saturday
16 Apr, 2013
Lovely plant, Surrey. Really stands out.
16 Apr, 2013
Thanks MandyM :-)
Thanks Kat :-)
Cheers Paul, your welcome mate. :-)
Cheers Mouldy :-)
16 Apr, 2013
Gorgeous Surrey....Would look wonderful beside red tulips...:>)
16 Apr, 2013
Lovely plant and great photo Surreylad
16 Apr, 2013
Cheers Motinot, yes that sounds nice.
Thanks Dirtyred.
17 Apr, 2013
How tall does it grow, Surrey?
20 Apr, 2013
It's a smallish one Mouldy about 12 - 18 inches tops
20 Apr, 2013
Was thinking of getting one for alongside my dicentra for next year, Surrey.
What do you think?
20 Apr, 2013
that should be fine Mouldy, this ones very easy grows in shade or sun and will spread by rhizome root. it will look good mate.
20 Apr, 2013
Growing annuals from seed is so time consuming, I've figured, so I want to be less reliant on them in the future.
Obviously, they'll still have their place/s, but I don't want to repeat having 100's upon 100's of seedlings sitting around in the flat, growing spindly or dying, while we wait for the whim of the weather.
Listen to me...starting to sound like a real gardener. Lol.
20 Apr, 2013
lol yep mate :-)
i like the challenge of growing from seed though.
20 Apr, 2013
Lol. Yeah, but within reason, the reason being I can't move for seed trays, plugs & pots of varying sizes that I'm adding to on a daily basis, mate, while trying not to fall over bags of compost & having to shift plants out of the way to sit down, have a bath or climb into bed.
I'm being serious, here, Surrey!
Still, plenty of free oxygen, eh? Lol.
20 Apr, 2013
lol yes true, i'm lucky i've got the space here.
20 Apr, 2013
I'll have to knock up a wee cold-frame & a mini-greenhouse, in the back court, when I get some breathing space.
Have to use perspex, so as not to tempt the kids! ;-)
I should have thought of that before, but the job sort of snowballed on me from the last week in Feb.
Next year, though...glutton for punishment, me. Lol.
20 Apr, 2013
Lol, Perspex it quite good stuff, good luck with it.
20 Apr, 2013
Thanks, Surrey.
I'll post photos as & when.
20 Apr, 2013
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I do like this one,S.lad..love the red centres :o)
16 Apr, 2013