Myrtle Spurge Dracaena The lime-green flower bracts glow

The lime-green flower bracts glow in late spring into early summer and keep the planting looking fresh even when other perennials are still gearing up

Feeding: Feed in early spring if needed to support steady growth in lean soils

since the silhouette and texture carry the display

It is grown for foliage impact

Pruning: Shear lightly if foliage looks tired in midsummer

Myrtle Spurge Dracaena The lime-green flower bracts glowMyrtle Spurge (Euphorbia myrsinites) Myrtle Spurge is a low, sculptural perennial that brings bold, blue gray foliage to sunny, dry spaces where many plants look stressed. Its trailing stems and tight, spiraled leaves create a clean, modern texture that reads well in rock gardens, gravel beds, and along walls. In spring, chartreuse to yellow flower bracts brighten the tips and add a surprising pop of color above the cool foliage. Once established, it