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	Euphorbia amygdaloides 'Rubra' Code: 211E-A7 Price: $3.65 Quantity in Basket: none
	Plants grow 1 to 1.5 feet tall with yellow-chartreuse colored "flowers" in spring, the foliage is purple-red colored and the stems are tinted red. The foliage is evergreen and persists with an interesting color threw the winter months, in the north during harsh winters the tops can die off, a good spring trimming helps generate new fresh growth. Were winters are cool and rainy plants can suffer from mildew. Zones 5-8. Sow in late summer or fall and keep outside for germination in the spring, needs a few weeks of warm moist conditions and 8 to 12 weeks cool moist. 15 seeds.
	Euphorbia characias ssp. wulfenii Code: EUX1 Price: $2.99 Quantity in Basket: none
	Large stalks of many yellow flowers. Just cover seeds and use 55-65F. Germination is spread-out over many weeks. Zones 7-10. 30 seeds.
	Euphorbia corollata Code: EUCO-A7 Price: $2.95 Quantity in Basket: none
	'Flowering Spurge' Many small bright white "flowers" produced on plants that grow up to three feet tall. Grows well in dry soils, best flower display in full sun but shade tolerant. A showy flowering species for mid to late summer blooming. The milky sap should be avoided, sensitive persons are irritated by it. Zones 3-9. 50 seeds.
	Euphorbia griffithii Code: EUGR-A7 Price: $7.95 Quantity in Basket: none
	'Griffith's Spurge' Bright orange to red colored "flowers" in umbel like clusters. Plants grow about 2 feet tall and form large colonies by way of underground stolons. Will grow well in some shade, the soils for this plant should be well draining but NOT dry. Blooms late spring into midsummer. Zones (4)5-8. Native from the Eastern Himalayan region. 50 seeds.
	Euphorbia marginata Code: FJHD-A6 Price: $1.95 Quantity in Basket: none
	'Snow on the Mountain' or 'Mountain Snow' or 'Ghost Weed' (yoo-FOR-bee-uh: mar-jen-AY-tuh) Euphorbiaceae: Ornamental green and white flowering bracts produced in mid to late summer and fall. This species in an upright growing annual, growing from 2 to 4 feet tall. Nice for cutting material, but some people are sensitive to the sap, the sap is an eye irritant and often is transferred from the hands to the eyes, so wash hands after handling any broken parts of the plant that are leaking sap. A good, long lasting cut flower - if the cut ends are seared or dipped in boiling water. Grow in full sun to partial shade, in a well-draining soil; though tolerant of some wet conditions. Best look in nitrogen poor soils, rich soil produce lush foliage that tends to flop and less flowering. Can be grown in large pots too. Needs three months of growth and long days for best color display. Plants do not like root disturbance, so it’s best to sow the seeds in place of growth or use deep plugs. Native to Minnesota to Colorado and Texas. Sow outdoors in situ. Germination in less than two weeks at 68-78ºF, but sometimes can be prolonged over many weeks. Seeds have a hard seed coat, might be helpful to drop the seeds in a cup of hot water and allow to soak for 12 hours before sowing. 50 seeds
	Euphorbia marginata 'Icicle' Code: FRG5 Price: $2.50 Quantity in Basket: none
	More white than the normal form. Annuals. Plants do not like root disturbance, so its best to sow the seeds in place of growth or use deep plugs. Sow outdoors in situ, Germination in less than two weeks at 68-78F, but sometimes can be prolonged over many weeks. 50 seeds.
	Euphorbia myrsinites Code: EM32-A7 Price: $3.95 Quantity in Basket: none
	'Donkey Tails' (ew-FOR-bee-a: mur-sin-EE-teez) One of those bizarre looking plants with blue-gray succulent leaves that spread out from a central crown, the stems are somewhat to completely lax and upturned at the ends (decumbent). Yellow flowers in May. Plants reach 12 inches or so in height and 15 inches or so wide. Looks best trailing over a wall. A winner for those that like the attractively weird look. Zones (4) 5-8. Surface sow seeds, light needed for best germination, 70F: 6-15 days. what ever seeds do not germinate move to 36-47F. Can not be sent to: CO. 50 seeds.
	Euphorbia nicaeensis Code: 12EU-A Price: $3.45 Quantity in Basket: none
	Euphorbiaceae Plants grow 20 inches tall with large, yellow flowering stalks, in multiple tiers above blue-green tinted foliage and stems. Zones 6-9? Maybe even farther North. Lightly cover seeds and use 55-65F. Germination is spread-out over a few weeks. 20 seeds.
	Euphorbia palustris Code: EPX1-A7 Price: $6.45 Qty in Stock: 0 Sorry, we are currently sold out of 'Euphorbia palustris'. Please check back later. Quantity in Basket: none
	Euphorbia polychroma Code: EP76-A8 Price: $2.85 Quantity in Basket: none
	'Cushion Spurge' Use in dry sandy or rocky soils. Plants form a rounded, basketball sized clump of yellow 'flowers' in early spring. Showy and neat clumps in the spring with a few weeks of flowering and in summer the plants are covered with little round, yellow-green buttons atop light green foliage. Leaves turn a reddish color in the fall. Very drought tolerant and not for wet soils or for those that like to over fertilize. Plants grow from a deep carrot-like tap root. Best shape and growth - in full sun on soils that are nitrogen poor. Much loved in spring when in bloom with bright sulphur yellow bracts. Plants are neat and tidy all summer in even very poor soils were other plants burn up and pass away. Will bloom in two years. Some reseeding on open bare ground. Plants bloom the secound year. Zones 4-9.Germination is spread-out over many weeks. Surface sow seeds, light needed for best results. Keep moist but not overly wet and use 45-50F. 50 seeds.
	Euphorbia rigida Code: 12RD Price: $2.55 Quantity in Basket: none
	'Gopher Plant' Euphorbiaceae: Plants grow 14 to 24 inches tall and 2 to 3 feet wide. They are very much like Euphorbia myrsinites but more up-right growing and less winter hardy. The flowers are produced in yellow bracts with some plants even having orange-red colored bracts. Full sun in well draining soils. Zones 7-10. This seed germinates best under cooler conditions, I would use a plastic bag and one tablespoon of moist sand or perlit or potting soil mixed with the seeds and keep in the fridge, check the baggy ever week and remove the seeds that are starting to germinate and plant them in a pot or a sheltered location outside and keep moist. Part sun is good to start off with. Germination can be spread out over many months. The seeds are about the size of a small pea seed. Or sow in the fall outside for germination next winter or spring. 10 seeds.
	Euphorbia dulcis 'Chameleon' Code: EUDC-A9 Price: $4.95 Quantity in Basket: none
	Upright stems and bronze-burgundy leaves. Plants have purple-green bracts in early summer. Grows 1 to 2 feet tall. Zones 4-9 30 seeds