Euphorbia x martinii 'Inneuphhel' ~ Helen's Blush Euphorbia brown-bloom Generally intolerant of air pollution

Generally intolerant of air pollution

The serrated dark green leaves have a cordate base and are a non-showy yellow in fall

Its large upright panicles bloom on old wood with double white flowers that mature to pink then fade to brown in summer attracting butterflies

Also sold as Arachniodes simplicior 'Variegata' or Arachnoides aristata 'Variegata'

Euphorbia x martinii 'Inneuphhel' ~ Helen's Blush Euphorbia brown-bloom Generally intolerant of air pollutionHelen's Blush Euphorbia is a compact evergreen perennial that grows in a mound. Its upright whorls emerge with a red blush, and mature to gray green foliage with cream variegation and fine pink margins. Inflorescences of tiny green flowers with yellow brackets bloom from late spring into summer, attracting bees and butterflies. Best shape in full sun and dry, well drained soils. Broken stems have a milky white sap that can cause significant skin