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Diamond Mountain® Euphorbia

Euphorbia

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Overview

Diamond Mountain® Euphorbia, or Euphorbia Diamond Mountain®, is a mounded annual with green foliage and airy clouds of white blooms from planting to frost. Larger than many euphorbias, it reaches 24-36 inches tall and wide. It thrives in part sun to sun with well-drained soil and average water, tolerating heat, drought, and deer with little maintenance. Hardy in USDA Zones 10-11.

Sun Full, HalfWater MediumZones 10–11Type Annual
Diamond Mountain® Euphorbia — or Euphorbia Diamond Mountain®
Diamond Mountain® Euphorbia — It thrives in part sun to sun with well-drained soil and average water; well-drained soil with moderate waterDiamond Mountain® Euphorbia — Diamond Mountain® forms a generous mounded plantDiamond Mountain® Euphorbia — or Euphorbia Diamond Mountain®; it thrives in part sun to sun with well-drained soil and average waterDiamond Mountain® Euphorbia — and the long stretch of summer.<br><br>At maturity; commonly referred to as Diamond Mountain® EuphorbiaDiamond Mountain® Euphorbia — It is grown as an annual in most climates, while remaining hardy in USDA Zones 10a to 11bDiamond Mountain® Euphorbia — Larger than many euphorbias, it reaches 24-36 inches tall and wide+47

Culture

Sun
Full, Half
Water
Medium
USDA zones
10–11

Shape & size

Mature height
2–3 Ft.
Mature width
2–3 Ft.

Classification

Type
Annual
Family
Euphorbiaceae

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Diamond Mountain® Euphorbia — or Euphorbia Diamond Mountain®
Diamond Mountain® Euphorbia — It thrives in part sun to sun with well-drained soil and average water; well-drained soil with moderate water
Diamond Mountain® Euphorbia — Diamond Mountain® forms a generous mounded plant
Diamond Mountain® Euphorbia — or Euphorbia Diamond Mountain®; it thrives in part sun to sun with well-drained soil and average water
Diamond Mountain® Euphorbia — and the long stretch of summer.<br><br>At maturity; commonly referred to as Diamond Mountain® Euphorbia
Diamond Mountain® Euphorbia — It is grown as an annual in most climates, while remaining hardy in USDA Zones 10a to 11b
Diamond Mountain® Euphorbia — Larger than many euphorbias, it reaches 24-36 inches tall and wide
Diamond Mountain® Euphorbia — It does not require heavy feeding
Diamond Mountain® Euphorbia — though compost in beds or light
Diamond Mountain® Euphorbia — gardeners consistently find it remarkably tough; cut stems may release a milky sap
Diamond Mountain® Euphorbia — and deer with little maintenance
Diamond Mountain® Euphorbia — regular nutrition in pots will support its most vigorous display
Diamond Mountain® Euphorbia — Deer resistance adds another layer of practical value
Diamond Mountain® Euphorbia — making it a refined choice for softening edges and unifying colorful summer compositions
Diamond Mountain® Euphorbia — admired for its billowing clouds of tiny white blooms and fresh green foliage
Diamond Mountain® Euphorbia — and the long stretch of summer.<br><br>At maturity
Diamond Mountain® Euphorbia — airy presence that reads as both delicate and abundant
Diamond Mountain® Euphorbia — annual with white blooms
Diamond Mountain® Euphorbia — Its self-cleaning nature means no deadheading is needed
Diamond Mountain® Euphorbia — The Euphorbia Diamond Mountain®; admired for its billowing clouds of tiny white blooms and fresh green foliage
Diamond Mountain® Euphorbia — annual for full or half
Diamond Mountain® Euphorbia — Diamond Mountain® forms a generous mounded plant; gardeners consistently find it remarkably tough
Diamond Mountain® Euphorbia — gardeners consistently find it remarkably tough
Diamond Mountain® Euphorbia — softening stronger colors and bold foliage with a veil of white from planting until frost

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