Snow on the mountain plant

Rather susceptible to the root attacking fungal organism, Phytophthora.

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Valued as much for its dramatically variegated foliage as for its long-lasting flowers, Euphorbia marginata (Snow On The Mountain) is a single-stemmed annual adorned with oval light green leaves, the upper leaves being striped or margined white, and sometimes even solid white. Tiny flowers, each with white, petal-like bracts, are borne in clusters atop the stems from midsummer to early fall. The overall effect is very eye-catching. Standing out during all its growing season, this remarkable…

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Euphorbia Marginata (Snow on the Mountain Plant) annual, warmth-loving, low maintenance, reseed freely, single-stemmed, variegated spurge leaves. [DETAILS]

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