Tasmanian Tiger
ActiveEuphorbia characias L. · Mediterranean spurge
Sally Johannsohn / Barbara Jennings
Euphorbia characias L. Mediterranean spurge · Ornamentals · bred by WILLIS DAVID
also searched as: вилкотт
10 August 2026
The plant reaches a height of 50–60 cm and possesses upright, rigid stems. The leaves are evergreen, with a distinct creamy-white margin that gives them a silvery hue. Flowering occurs in the period from March to May.
The variety is drought-tolerant and prefers a sunny location with well-drained soils. Frost resistance is down to -15°C. Used in landscape design for borders, rock gardens, and container cultivation.
1 jurisdiction
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