Cushion Spurge, 5 Seeds

Cushion Spurge Seeds – Yellow Bract Flowers, Drought-Tolerant, Easy to Grow, Ideal for Border Edging

Overview
Cushion Spurge (Euphorbia polychroma) is a hardy perennial belonging to the Euphorbiaceae family. In spring, it produces bright yellow bract clusters that are strikingly eye-catching, resembling golden cushions scattered across the ground. The plant has a low, compact habit, reaching about 30 cm in height with a neat, rounded mound form. Its deep green leaves are attractive and tidy throughout the season. Whether planted in border fronts, rock garden crevices, pathway edging, or patio containers, it never fails to make a bold visual impact.

Key Features
• Bright yellow bract clusters in spring, with vivid color and strong visual appeal
• Neat, rounded form that naturally maintains its shape—no pruning required
• Long flowering period from mid-spring through early summer, with weeks of continuous color
• Outstanding drought tolerance once established—requires minimal watering
• Highly adaptable—thrives in full sun to partial shade and tolerates a variety of soil types
• Hardy perennial—plant once and enjoy reliable blooms year after year with minimal effort

Cultivation Guidelines
• Light Requirements: Full sun produces the brightest bract color and most compact growth; tolerates light shade, though flowering may be slightly reduced
• Soil Preference: Prefers moist, well-drained soil. Avoid waterlogged conditions, which can cause root rot
• Watering: Keep soil consistently moist but not waterlogged during the growing season; once established, it is quite drought-tolerant and can withstand short dry spells
• Planting Location: Excellent for rock gardens, border fronts, pathway edging, and gravel gardens; also suitable for container planting on patios or balconies
• Maintenance: Remove spent flower stems after blooming to keep the plant tidy. Cut back old foliage to ground level in late fall or early spring to encourage fresh new growth. Note: The milky sap may irritate skin and eyes—gloves are recommended when pruning
• Spacing: Space plants approximately 35–45 cm apart to allow for mature spread and good air circulation

Why Choose Cushion Spurge?
If you love plants that make a stunning statement the moment they come into bloom, Cushion Spurge will not disappoint. Each spring, as winter fades, this is one of the first plants to light up the garden—its golden yellow bracts glowing in the sunlight, instantly bringing warmth and energy to the landscape.
Beyond its beauty, it is exceptionally easy to grow. The plant stays low and tidy, naturally forming a pleasing round shape without any need for pruning. It is drought-tolerant and thrives even in poor soils—so whether you occasionally forget to water or your garden soil isn't ideal, this plant remains vigorous and healthy.