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Euphorbia Fireglow

This euphorbia is usually considered half-perennial, half-shrub. The flower colour is a rich deep orange with red, and the flowers appear in summer.

 I'd like feature this shrub more in my garden - the flower colour should coincide well with the orange daylilies I grow.
Euphorbia Griffithii Fireglow

Apparently it is a Himalayan species, properly named Euphorbia Griffithii, and the cultivar found in most gardens is aptly called 'Fireglow".

This is a most beautiful perennial / shrub, though I am still waiting for mine to bulk out a bit. The garden where it is planed has some rogue raspberry canes which I'm trying to get rid of - they tend to take over in late spring. This is a great pity, as it's easy to miss the subtle beauty of this shrub's flowers.

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