Euphorbia Canyon Gold Seseli topped with short stalks of

topped with short stalks of red berries in winter

Shortia is not easy to cultivate and should only be attempted by experienced gardeners

it makes a 3' wide mat in one season but doesn't show tendencies to eat plants that it surrounds

the old foliage of bleeding heart can be cut to the ground to make the plant look tidier

a superb winter interest plant

Euphorbia Canyon Gold Seseli topped with short stalks ofEuphorbia 'Canyon Gold' is a fabulous, but little known, Euphorbia characias hybrid, introduced in 1998 by the former Canyon Creek Nursery. The 2' tall clumps are topped with whorls of mauvy green foliage, which is strongly infused with purple during the cooler months. In late February, the terminal flowers open chartreuse. Well drained soils, and sun are required for success with this short lived perennial. We recommend starting new plants from