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Euphorbia palustris
Euphorbia palustris
Euphorbia palustris
Euphorbia palustris

Euphorbia palustris

Marsh spurge

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Needs deep retentive soil. Makes a large plant, spectacular all summer with great heads of gold-green bracts. Harmful if eaten. Skin and eye irritant.

AspectFull sun
Flower ColourYellow | Green
Flowering PeriodMay | Jun
FoliageNot evergreen
Goes Well WithAquilegia, Bergenia, Geranium
Growth HabitClump-forming
HardinessFully hardy
Height1.2m
SoilRich and fertile
Spread60cm
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I have several Euphorbia palustris in my prairie garden which have grown beyond 60 cms and are swamping other plants. When is the best time to cut them back for the benefit of companion planting as I don't want to lose these plants. Thank you.

Marion Anthony
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In early to mid-spring cut back the previous year's flowering stems to within one or two buds of the older woody framework. Also remove any thin, weak or dead growth. Pruning as early in spring as possible will give the maximum growing period for the young shoots.

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