Euphorbia Rudolph (‘Waleuphrud’)
Just like Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, this "Rudolph" also sports a red nose in winter! As night temperatures begin to drop, Rudolph begins to produce showy bright red bracts that rest atop gray-green leaves during the winter and make a colorful show for the holiday season. Red centered, yellow-green flowers follow in the spring. This David Tristam selection of Euphorbia x martinii makes an attractive 1.5-2' tall x 2' wide clump of blue-green foliage. The spring blooms are the typical chartreuse green of Euphorbiax martini. Rudolph is perfect for fall and early winter deck or porch pots in colder climates, or as a garden plant in more temperate climates making it a unique ornamental choice for the fall and winter garden.
Origin: United Kingdom
Description / Plant Notes:
• USDA Zones 6-8. (-10°F or -23°C).
• Bright cherry red stems.
• Unique ruby red winter foliage / nose color.
Patent Status: US Plant Patent: #17,257
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