Milk Gardens: Varieties

There are a huge number of varieties of milkweed. In nature, this plant is distributed in tropical regions of Africa, as well as Central and South America. Milk garden differ almost the same variety as wild plants. Gardeners grow both perennial and annual species.

Euphorbia multiflorous

This plant, reaching a height of up to 50 cm, has the shape of a thick, spreading bush of perfectly regular semicircular shape. It looks very impressive. In general, all without exception, milkweed garden is characterized by an unusually original appearance. This flower is especially beautiful with perianth, having a yellow-green color. These lush "flowers" cover the entire bush, which makes it so attractive. It's just that the variety looks wonderful in curbs, rockeries and Alpine hills.

Euphorbace bordered

Okaylenny spurge - a flower garden with unusually spectacular leaves. In June, when unsightly small flowers begin to unfold on the plant, the leaves change their color. They lighten around the edges. In the end, the rim becomes completely white. Such a decorative quality this plant preserves until the frosts. The height of the garden spurge can reach 80 cm. The brightness of the milkweed of the fringed is especially bright in a cool weather. It looks very good in bouquets, as well as in curbs, lawns and flower beds.

Varied Euphorbia

This is another beautiful plant, belonging to a variety such as milkweed. This is a fairly high plant. Its upper leaves have a red color, the lower leaves are green. This variety can be grown both in the garden and as a houseplant. It looks very beautiful and can be used on lawns, flower beds, alpine hills, etc.

Cypress spurge

These garden flowers (spurge cypress in particular) are distinguished by beautiful inflorescences. Initially, the plant is dissolved in May-June and again in autumn. It looks amazing: a fluffy bush full of yellow flowers. It looks extraordinarily beautiful. This variety of plants is perfect for decorating flower beds, curbs and lawns.

The main feature of care for plants such as milkweed, can be called moderate watering. These plants are succulent, and therefore do not like excessive moisture. Overabundance of water leads to all sorts of diseases, even though they are very resistant to all sorts of infections. Sometimes the milk is affected by thrips, scabs or spider mites.

Reproduction can be carried out as seeds, and cuttings. This plant is very good in both cases. Perennial species sow under the winter, annual - in the spring. They prefer molochye sunny places, however some varieties tolerate penumbra well.

These unpretentious plants, of course, are worth growing in the garden. They will become an excellent decoration of flower beds and lawns. Especially spectacular, most species look in the curbs. There are also undersized varieties, which can be used as a cover design for the site.