'Blackbird' by Rick's Custom Nursery

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'Blackbird'

Euphorbia x 'Blackbird' ('Nothowlee') pp#17178

Late fall color - planted with Amsonia hubrichtii and Yucca filamentosa 'Color Guard'

Available at: www.rickscustomnursery.com

Photo: Debra Corrington, Rick's Custom Nursery

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Rick's Custom Nursery 10-Apr-2011 14:41
The only "groundcover" type of Euphorbia we're currently growing is Euphorbia polychroma 'Bonfire'http://www.pbase.com/rickscustomnursery/image/73722693. 'Bonfire' was introduced several years ago, a sport of what is commonly known as Cushion Spurge and a favorite with gardeners for many years. 'Bonfire' has a similar low mounding habit with burgundy tinted foliage. Although slow to establish itself, after the first year it's spectacular and has prompted many comments from visitors asking its identity.

Guest 07-Apr-2011 21:00
What is the lowest "ground cover" Euphorbia ? See you at the Va. Arboritum

vj2075 05-Jul-2009 22:47
I would like to place an order for this plant. Can you let me know how big it gets... I would also, like to the Blue Lagoon when it becomes available.

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Rick's Custom Nursery		10-Apr-2011 14:41
The only "groundcover" type of Euphorbia we're currently growing is Euphorbia polychroma 'Bonfire'http://www.pbase.com/rickscustomnursery/image/73722693. 'Bonfire' was introduced several years ago, a sport of what is commonly known as Cushion Spurge and a favorite with gardeners for many years. 'Bonfire' has a similar low mounding habit with burgundy tinted foliage. Although slow to establish itself, after the first year it's spectacular and has prompted many comments from visitors asking its identity.

Guest		07-Apr-2011 21:00
What is the lowest "ground cover" Euphorbia ? See you at the Va. Arboritum

vj2075		05-Jul-2009 22:47
I would like to place an order for this plant. Can you let me know how big it gets... I would also, like to the Blue Lagoon when it becomes available.