When to plant:
(In the UK, In Pots/Containers, Seeds)
Plant Euphorbia martini via root cuttings in springtime. If the cuttings haven’t grown adequate new roots by this time keep them under cover until Autumn and then replant.

How to plant:
(In the UK, In Pots/Containers)
Euphorbia martini grows well in well-drained soil and prefers full sun so take this into account when choosing a planting site. Plant in early spring if new roots have developed on the root cuttings or later in the year during the autumn if they need to be kept under cover longer so that roots are ready. Root cuttings can be planted in planters / tub containers until better established and then transplanted into the garden. The Euphorbia martini can be grown in container and then transplanted into the garden once roots are more established.
 Euphorbia martini is not a particularly hardy plant and may need winter protection so it might be worth considering keeping them in a planter so that they can be moved around to continue to receive adequate sun and to bring them into an unheated greenhouse during the winter months.

How to grow:
(In Pots/Containers, from seed/cuttings, in the UK)
Ensuring that the Euphorbia martini receives adequate sun and is planted in a light, well-drained soil is key to successful growing. Grow in containers / plants until established and then transplant into a flower border or bed as required.

Caring for:
(In Spring/Summer/Autumn & Winter, In Pots, In the UK)
Important: Euphorbia martini contains a toxic sap which is milky in appearance and can cause severe irritation. When handling this plant gloves must be used, legs covered and eye protection used when pruning to ensure no injury / harm occurs. Bear this in mind when planting in a garden that children and pets frequent. 

Remove flowered stems at the base after flowers fade at the end of the spring to promote new growth and further flowering.

Where to plant:

Euphorbia martini will grow successfully in the correct soil and look fantastic in most flower beds and borders.

What to plant with:
Euphorbia martini is an attractive plant with green and yellow flowers during the spring and summer months and a clear green foliage throughout the year. Euphorbia martini would work well in any border, and sits well with the majority of flowering perennials due to its neutral green / yellow colouring.

How to propagate:
(Cuttings/Seeds etc)
Propagate Euphorbia martini via root cuttings taken in autumn and plant in spring. If the root cuttings haven’t produced adequate shoots by the spring keep them under cover until autumn and plant then.

Companion/Combination plants for:
Euphorbia martini looks effective with the vast majority of plants however is very well suited in a flower bed or border alongside ground-covers such as Lysimachia nummularia (Aurea) or Veronica peduncularis (georgina blue) which produces beautiful delicate blue flowers around the same time that Euphorbia martini flowers.

Is Euphorbia martini hardy:
Euphorbia martini is not the hardiest of plants and may need some winter-protection.

Other types:
Euphorbia martini, from the family of Euphorbiaceae is a group of plants that include shrubs, perennials and annuals. Most Eurhorbia contain a toxic milky sap so bear this in mind.