DIAMOND FROST® Euphorbia
- Deer Resistant,
- Drought and Heat Tolerant,
- Light, Airy,
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DIAMOND FROST® Euphorbia
- Deer Resistant,
- Drought and Heat Tolerant,
- Light, Airy,
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(Euphorbia) DIAMOND FROST® Euphorbia will quickly become one of your favorite plants. It may look dainty and petite, but it is tough as nails. DIAMOND FROST® has sprays of airy white flowers that grow in a mound that is 12-18″ high and can trail up to 24″. This low maintenance beauty is drought and heat tolerant, does not require deadheading and is even deer resistant. DIAMOND FROST® is great in mixed containers, hanging baskets or planted alone, but will also perform well in the landscape. DIAMOND FROST® Euphorbia does best in full sun to part shade, but has been known to do surprisingly well in shade conditions. Feed your plants every one to two weeks with PROVEN WINNERS® water soluble fertilizer.
Common Name: Euphorbia
Plant Type: Annual
Brand: PROVEN WINNERS® Annuals, Signature Garden Plants
Hardiness Zone: 10, 11What is my zone?
Max Height: 1 – 2 Feet
Max Spread: 10 – 12 Inches
Exposure: Full Sun (+6 hrs.), Part Shade (4-6 hrs.)
Critter Resistance: Deer
Flower Color: White Shades
Soil Moisture Needs: Dry, Moderate
Attributes: Drought Tolerant
Design Use: Combination Containers, Container, Hanging Baskets
Container Design: Filler
Season of Interest (Flowering): Late Spring or Early Summer, Summer, Late Summer, Fall
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10 reviews for DIAMOND FROST® Euphorbia
Rebecca W –
I live in zone 6 but didn’t want to say goodbye to this little faerie. So before it got too cold I brought it in and planted it in a crock half expecting it to die but willing to settle for whatever enjoyment I could squeak out of it. It is now later January and it’s still pushing out flowers. I’ve not given it any fertilizer (yet) and it’s in partial shade in the bathroom facing west. I’m definitely going to try to keep her going and look forward to getting more this spring.
Martha D. –
I should’ve gotten them earlier — they were trimmed back (with minimal flowers) but still too tall when they arrived. Looked bad for awhile; much better now.
Tammy / Zone 4b –
Beautiful whimsical flower to add to hanging baskets.
Ron –
Vigorous grower. Extremely easy to maintain with consistent color. I was amazed at the height of the plant by the end of the growing season.
Fancycat –
One of the best fillers
Anthony | Zone: 8a –
Proven Winner
It is no joke! It is a proven winner anywhere. Also try SNOW PRINCESS. Another REAL WINNER….
Ron B | Zone: 6a –
Fantastic
This plant is fantastic. It is by far the easiest to grow with lasting beauty. It can handle the heat of summer and early frost in the fall.
Patty O | Zone: 6b –
Airy and Easy
This is a must have for any annual container. Beautiful filler plant. Airy and easy to care for.
Julie W | Zone: 8a –
One Tough Cookie
Wow! This is one tough cookie. Planted in mostly sun and they stood up to the hottest, driest summer ever in Dallas. They didn’t get any babying, either. Bloomed from April to October.
Joy F | Zone: 5 –
Love It
LOVE IT, LOVE IT, SO EASY TO KEEP IN SUMMER HEAT