Euphorbia graminea DIAMOND FROST ® Euphorbia graminea The buzz about Diamond Frost continues years after its introduction. That’s because this just-about-perfect variety makes it a winner – from its exceptional heat and drought tolerance to its nonstop clouds of airy white blooms. Diamond Frost is an exceptionally versatile plant because of its texture, color, and performance. It lights up the landscape when planted in mass, creates stunning containers all on its own, or provides just the right accent when combined with one, two, three, or more other Proven Winners varieties. 32, 84, 162 1 P DIAMOND FROST ® ’INNEUPHDIA’ USPP17567 Growing Tips for DIAMOND FROST® • Preventive fungicides are recommended at transplant. • Warm and slightly dry conditions after transplanting speeds root-in and growth. • Can have an adverse reaction to shipping in a box, but even plants that look bad will rebound in a short time. • Severe dry down can cause foliage to drop; however, the plant will recover. • Benefits from a light shearing 2-3 weeks after transplanting. Additional Culture Information for DIAMOND FROST® pH/EC: 5.8 - 6.2 / .6 - .9 Growing Temperature: 65-72º/65-72º Holding Temperature: 50-60º Water Requirements: Moderate to Moist Planting and Timing: Early Spring through Summer Finish. Standard Plants Per Pot. Finish Times in Weeks: for 4-5”, 4-6 for 6”/gallon, 5-7 for 8”, 7-9 for 10-12”, 10-12 Notes: No pinch necessary, but plants can be pinched to shape. Winter flowering occurs in Sunbelt states. Very sensitive to Florel®. Award Winner The Most Award Winning Plant in Proven Winners History with more than 150 awards world-wide, including Rising Star, Dallas Arboretum; Best of the Best, University of Georgia; Superior Rating, Colorado State; Top Performer, Ohio State. Z 10-11 12-18” • High light is required for flower production. • Needs 200 ppm fertilizer for optimal growth.
DIAMOND FROST ® Euphorbia graminea
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