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  1. This evergreen subshrub has gray-green leaves with creamy-white margins and chartreuse flowers in spring. It is drought tolerant, deer resistant and attractive to butterflies and hummingbirds.

  2. Euphorbia characiasTasmanian Tiger’. This colourful selection has greyish evergreen leaves strongly edged with creamy white, forming an upright, bushy mound. Conical flower heads appear in spring, made up of creamy bracts with a green eye.

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  4. Broken stems exude a white milky sap that is a skin irritant and poisonous. Genus name probably honors Euphorbus, physician to the King of Mauretania. ‘Tasmanian Tiger’ has variegated foliage. It was reportedly discovered in 1993 as a chance hybrid growing in a garden in Hobart, Tasmania, Australia.

  5. Learn about this evergreen sub-shrub with grey-green leaves edged with creamy white, resembling tiger stripes. Find out how to grow, prune and care for it in sunny borders and gravel gardens.

  6. 'Tasmanian Tiger' is an evergreen perennial producing upright shoots clothed in narrow, pointed, grey-green leaves edged with cream. From early spring to early summer these shoots are topped with conical flowerheads, made up of cream bracts with yellow eyes. Synonyms. Euphorbia 'Tasmanian Tiger' Join the RHS.

  7. Evergreen: Yes. Flower Color: Green & White. Bloomtime: Spring/Summer. Synonyms: [E. ‘Tassie Tiger’] Parentage: (Euphorbia characias ssp wulfenii variegata) Height: 2-3 feet. Width: 2-3 feet. Exposure: Cool Sun/Light Shade. Irrigation (H2O Info): Low Water Needs. Winter Hardiness: 0-10° F.

  8. Description. Euphorbia characias 'Tasmanian Tiger' is a perennial shrub with pale grey-green stems and variegated leaves with grey-green centers and creamy-white margins. It grows up to 3.3 feet (1 m) tall, nearly equal in width, typically from a woody base, displaying compact rounded growth.

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