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Miner's Merlot Spurge

Euphorbia x 'Miners Merlot'

Regular price $12999
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Specifications

  • Brand
    Nature Hills' Choice
  • Botanical Name
    Euphorbia x 'Miners Merlot'
  • Growing Zones
    6-9
  • Mature Height
    18 - 24 inches
  • Mature Spread
    18 - 24 inches
  • Sun Exposure
    Full Sun
  • Moisture
    Moderate
  • Soil
    Well Drained Soil
  • Growth Rate
    Medium
  • Fall Color
    Dark Deep Purple
  • Pollinator Friendly
    Yes
  • Fragrant
    No
  • Pruning Time
    Early Spring
  • Bloom Period
    Early Spring, Late Spring

Rich wine foliage for your garden pots and borders, the Miner's Merlot Spurge (Euphorbia x 'Miners Merlot') creates informal mounds of gorgeous saturated color that are purplish-burgundy and wine-red on the new growth, then turn into tinged dark green all growing season long until fall, when you can enjoy near-black leaves!

As if the rich foliage wasn’t enough, bees and butterflies will be drawn to the late spring chartreuse yellow blooms that last through the summer! The flowers are such a contrast to the foliage that the entire plant becomes an incredibly eye-catching specimen that is sure to turn heads!

Miner's Merlot is a hardy perennial in growing zones 6 through 9 and gets to about a 2’ tall and wide rounded mound. Thriving in any sunny garden location and can be used as an annual accent plant in cooler growing zones.

Planting and Application:

Miner's Merlot is an outstanding specimen and focal point anywhere in the garden, but really stands out among purple and red blooms and contrasts against yellows and chartreuse leaves and flowers alike. Let these dark leaves brood among mixed-planters and containers, or throughout garden beds and borders. Container gardens, Rock gardens, Cottage beds and borders all gain saturated color and striking contrast.

Spurge are great roadside ‘hell-strip’ plants, groundcovers and edging, so you’ll really amplify their foliage color big-time by planting in long rows, groupings and en masse. Deer resistant for worry-free swaths of color while the major pollinator-attracting blooms will bring in some of your favorite garden visitors.

  • Deep Dark Purple-Red & Green Foliage
  • Chartreuse Blooms for Pollinators
  • Near Black Fall Color
  • Pots & Planters, Garden Edges & Borders
  • Annual in Cool Zones, Perennial Zones 6-9

#ProPlantTips for Care:

Euphorbia loves the full sun. Provide regular water at first, but once established, they tolerate drier conditions, but to keep your plant looking its best, provide water in times of need. Easy-care, deer resistant and low-maintenance, provide a mulched bed. Deadhead after bloom to prevent seeds spreading, and prune back in early spring to revitalize growth.

  • Full Sun & Moderate Moisture
  • Prune Early Spring & Deadhead After Bloom
  • Almost Any Well-Drained Soil & Mulch Well
  • Deer Resistant & Easy-Care
  • Handle With Gloves - Milky Sap Might Be Skin Irritant

Some wine for your garden! The Miner's Merlot Spurge will become your new and exciting garden addition this year, but only if you drop a few in your NatureHills.com shopping cart today before they’re gone!

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