Euphorbia x hybrid | Jade Dragon The beekeepers journal grey green leaves that are

grey green leaves that are delicately variegated with creamy white margins

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These plants are in fact drought tolerant but they do tend to perform at their best in moist soils - a layer of much will help to retain moisture

Plants can be divided in mid spring

Euphorbia x hybrid | Jade Dragon The beekeepers journal grey green leaves that areA stunning hybrid, which is a cross between Euphorbia characias ssp. wulfenii and Euphorbia amygdaloides, Euphorbia Jade Dragon forms a compact plant with attractive reddish purple growth in late spring that change to a blue green. attractive chartreuse flower bracts appear from early summer that last for weeks into often late summer. Fast growing, plants are happy in full sun or partial shade and are not fussy with soil type so sandy or clay is fine.