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Diamond Glow

Euphorbia

A stunning addition to any garden, with delicate white blooms and cascading, globe-shaped growth. It’s perfect for adding elegance to containers or hanging baskets, flowering from late spring until the first frost.

Height x spread/Trail: 30 x 30 cm

Features

Pot Balcony & Basket Flower Bed Full Sun Half-Shade
Climate Zone: Mountain, Atlantic, Continental, Mediterranean
Season: Summer
Exposure: Full Sun, Half Shade
Good For: Pot, Balcony & Basket, Flower Bed, Container
Blooming: Continuous bloom

A fantastic choice to pair with both bold, colorful plants and other elegant white blooms.

Diamond Glow: a perfect mix of elegance and resilience 

Diamond Glow, the esteemed sister of the highly acclaimed Diamond Frost, brings a new level of sophistication to your garden. Known for its delicate yet abundant white blooms, this plant is a true testament to both beauty and durability. Whether you're enhancing a sun-drenched balcony, a charming patio, or a cozy garden corner, Diamond Glow adapts effortlessly, flourishing in both full sun and semi-shade.This versatile plant doesn’t just offer visual appeal; it’s designed for gardeners seeking a hassle-free experience. Diamond Glow’s extended blooming season ensures your outdoor spaces remain vibrant from late spring through to the first frost, with minimal effort on your part. Its low-maintenance nature means you can enjoy a lush, blooming display without the need for constant care. 

Best Skills

Versatile companion

Pairs well with semi-vigorous species, enhancing any planting combination.

Cascading elegance

Its growth habit makes it ideal for baskets and containers.

Self-cleaning

No special care needed, self-cleaning and requiring minimal upkeep.

Exposure and care

Light: Diamond Glow prefers full sun to semi-shade for optimal growth and blooms.

Care: Very easy to mantain, no need for deadheading.

Use and cultivation

Use: Perfect for containers, hanging baskets, and garden beds. Pairs beautifully with semi-vigorous plants.

Cultivation tips: Plant after the last frost in well-draining soil with a high peat content.

Watering

Keep the soil evenly moist but avoid waterlogging. Ensure good drainage to prevent root rot.

Feeding and soil, parasites

Feeding: Feed weekly with a balanced liquid fertilizer during the growing season.

Soil: Prefers light, well-draining soil enriched with peat.

Parasites: Generally pest-resistant, but monitor for occasional whiteflies or snails.

Flowering

Blooms continuously from late spring until the first frost, with a peak in summer.