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Plant Fact Sheet Euphorbia amygdaloides var. robbiae Robb’s Wood Spurge (Pronounced: you—FOR-bee-ah amig-duh-LLOYD-ease ROW-bee-eye) Description: Evergreen spreading perennial. Size: 15” tall x 24” wide. Rosettes of dark green glossy leathery leaves. Yellow green (chartreuse) flowers, late winter to spring, lasing for months. Landscape Value: Year-round interest; deer-resistant; tolerates varying light conditions; spreads to cover large areas quickly and provides greater interest through the year than more common evergreen groundcovers; combines well with Cimifuga, Fern, Hosta, Ligularia. Culture: Sun or shade (light dappled shade is best). Moist, humus-rich soil. Cut flowering stems down to ground when flowers fade (summer) to encourage basal growth. Divide in spring. Protect skin from milky sap when pruning. NOTE: can be invasive – use where wide area of groundcover is desired. Garden Makeover Com pany . 13920 Overton Lane . Silver Spring, MD 20904 Phone: 301.879.5552 . Fax: 301.384.4314. GardenMakeoverCom [email protected]
