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Diamond Frost® Euphorbia

Euphorbia

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Overview

The Euphorbia 'Diamond Frost' is a mounded annual from Proven Winners® with fine green foliage and clouds of airy white flowers from planting to frost. It matures 12-18 inches tall and wide, creating a soft, baby's-breath effect. Best in part sun to sun with average, well-drained soil and moderate water, it is heat tolerant, drought tolerant, deer resistant, and self-cleaning. Hardy in USDA Zones 10-11.

Sun Full, HalfWater MediumZones 10–11
Diamond Frost® Euphorbia — It matures 12-18 inches tall and wide, creating a soft, baby's-breath effect

Culture

Sun
Full, Half
Water
Medium
USDA zones
10–11

Shape & size

Mature height
1–1.5 Ft.
Mature width
1–1.5 Ft.

Classification

Family
Euphorbiaceae

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Diamond Frost® Euphorbia — annual for full or half; and season-long brightness without demanding attention, image 217
Diamond Frost® Euphorbia — It matures 12-18 inches tall and wide, creating a soft, baby's-breath effect; hardy in USDA Zones 10-11, image 218
Diamond Frost® Euphorbia — Best in part sun to sun with average; it is perennial only in warm climates, image 219
Diamond Frost® Euphorbia — Hardy in USDA Zones 10-11; lighten dark-leaved heuchera, image 221
Diamond Frost® Euphorbia — well-drained soil and moderate water; it asks for average water, image 220
Diamond Frost® Euphorbia — Diamond Frost® typically matures to 12 to 18 inches tall and wide; white flowers in the garden, image 226
Diamond Frost® Euphorbia — The Euphorbia 'Diamond Frost'; it matures 12-18 inches tall and wide, creating a soft, baby's-breath effect, image 222
Diamond Frost® Euphorbia — while countless delicate flowers hover above the plant from planting time until frost; so sensitive gardeners may prefer, image 225
Diamond Frost® Euphorbia — commonly referred to as Diamond Frost® Euphorbia; while countless delicate flowers hover above the plant from planting, image 223
Diamond Frost® Euphorbia — is a mounded annual from the Proven Winners® collection prized for its cloudlike veil of tiny white blooms; though it, image 224
Diamond Frost® Euphorbia — hardy in USDA Zones 10a through 11b; little fertilizer in garden beds, image 229
Diamond Frost® Euphorbia — especially where afternoons are intense, image 233
Diamond Frost® Euphorbia — though it can tolerate some shade; diamond Frost® typically matures to 12 to 18 inches tall and wide, image 232
Diamond Frost® Euphorbia — Gardeners often note that it looks far more fragile than it behaves; best in part sun to sun with average, image 231
Diamond Frost® Euphorbia — It is perennial only in warm climates; hardy in USDA Zones 10a through 11b, image 228
Diamond Frost® Euphorbia — but is grown as a dependable annual across most regions; or weave through annual grasses and trailing plants in urns, image 230
Diamond Frost® Euphorbia — with a rounded habit that can gently billow or cascade at the edges of containers; the Euphorbia 'Diamond Frost', image 227
Diamond Frost® Euphorbia — It asks for average water; annual with white blooms, image 235
Diamond Frost® Euphorbia — Average, well-drained soil is sufficient, and once established it is impressively heat and drought tolerant; diamond, image 234
Diamond Frost® Euphorbia — little fertilizer in garden beds; commonly referred to as Diamond Frost® Euphorbia, image 236
Diamond Frost® Euphorbia — and no deadheading—the spent blooms simply disappear into the plant’s self-cleaning habit; but is grown as a dependable, image 237
Diamond Frost® Euphorbia — stems may exude a milky latex sap; and no deadheading—the spent blooms simply disappear into the plant’s self-cleaning, image 238
Diamond Frost® Euphorbia — or weave through annual grasses and trailing plants in urns; use it to soften bold petunias, image 243
Diamond Frost® Euphorbia — Use it to soften bold petunias; with a rounded habit that can gently billow or cascade at the edges of containers, image 241

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