10 of Our Favourite Grevilleas for Sunshine Coast Gardens
Euphorbia 'Liliput' is a compact evergreen perennial admired for its neat, mounding habit and long-lasting display of vibrant lime-green flower bracts. Its tidy growth and attractive blue-green foliage make it an excellent choice for borders, rockeries, pots and contemporary garden designs. Hardy, drought tolerant and low maintenance, it performs well in Sunshine Coast gardens and adds year-round structure and colour.
Produces masses of bright lime-green flower bracts from late winter through spring. The long-lasting blooms create a striking display and attract bees and other beneficial pollinators.
Dense blue-green foliage forms a compact, rounded mound, providing year-round colour and an attractive contrast to the vibrant flowers.
Produces small seed capsules after flowering, although these are generally not considered an ornamental feature.
A compact, clump-forming evergreen perennial.
Height: 30–40 cm
Width: 30–40 cm
Water regularly during establishment. Once established, 'Liliput' requires minimal watering. Remove spent flowering stems after flowering to encourage fresh growth and maintain its compact appearance. Wear gloves when handling the plant, as the milky sap may irritate skin and eyes.
Euphorbia 'Liliput' is an excellent choice for adding compact form and vibrant seasonal colour to gardens. Its small size makes it ideal for edging pathways, filling gaps in mixed plantings or creating eye-catching container displays.
Pairs beautifully with Lavender, Salvia, Dianella, Lomandra, Agapanthus, Westringia, Kangaroo Paw (Anigozanthos) and ornamental grasses.
Common Name: Liliput Spurge
Botanical Name: Euphorbia 'Liliput'
Family: Euphorbiaceae
Origin: Cultivated variety
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