Euphorbia amygdaloides 'Purpurea' (Bible Leaf)
£5.90This is the purple-leafed version of the Wood Spurge. Evergreen leaf rosettes bear striking lime-gre... [full details]
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Proceed To CheckoutLarge white scented blooms, which are occasionally blushed with mauve. Flowers from January to early spring.
Grows well in semi-shade or Full Shade with free draining, fertile soil.
Height: 10cm
Sweet violets have been grown for over 2000 years and were the symbol of ancient Athens. Violets were used in cookery in medieval times and strewn in rooms to disguise unpleasant smells. Essential oil is extracted from the flowers and is still used today in the perfume industry.
Common name(s): Sweet violet
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