Euphorbia ‘Ascot Liliput’ Olives This cyclamen typically blooms from

This cyclamen typically blooms from early spring through autumn and winter

Its dark green

Companion Plants:*Themeda triandra*Dianella revoluta*Chrysocephalum apiculatum*Brachyscome multifida*Lomandra longifolia

serving as a focal point with its vibrant spring display and attractive form

Euphorbia ‘Ascot Liliput’ Olives This cyclamen typically blooms fromCommon Name: Ascot Liliput Spurge Description: Euphorbia Ascot Liliput is a compact, evergreen perennial grown for its striking variegated foliage and showy lime green flower bracts. A dwarf form of the popular Euphorbia x martini Ascot Rainbow, this tidy cultivar produces neat mounds of grey green leaves edged in cream and tinged with pink in cooler weather. From late winter into spring, it is crowned with clusters of chartreuse flower bracts with