Performs well in moist soils but will tolerate drought once established
Clusters of bright yellow flowers in mid spring sit just above the foliage on very thin upright stems
nodding oat-like seed heads that appear in late July
First-year flowering 2-3' tall spikes emerge from a tight clump of basal foliage in early summer attracting hummingbirds or scissors for the cut flower arrangement
forming 12-18" tall clumps that spread by underground rhizomes
Euphorbia amygdaloides var. robbiae (Robb's Spurge) Pack Sizes:6-Pack Performs well in moist soilsA number of our customers have praised this evergreen ground cover, so useful for its speedy growth, clean attractive rich green foliage at about 12", and tolerance for dry shade, or sunny conditions. Its greenish yellow flower bracts are borne on stems in May and June above the dark green rosettes of leaves. Other attributes include being quite disease and insect free, deer proof, and reliably tough. A great filler in the border, it provides nice