DiamondPoint® Container Garden

This indoor container garden combines Diamond Frost® with another great Euphorbia, the Poinsettia. The bold texture of the Poinsettia with the lacy flowers and foliage of the Diamond Frost® is outstanding!

If you don't have time to pot up your own plant, this DiamondPoint® combination is available pre-planted at your local garden center. Visit ProvenWinners.com to find a retailer near you.

Recipe:

(1) 14-inch container
(1) 6-inch Poinsettia
(3) 4.5-inch pots of Diamond Frost® Euphorbia

Good to Know:

Diamond Frost® Euphorbia is a favorite in the summer garden and it's a great houseplant too! As a houseplant Diamond Frost® prefers bright light such as near a south facing window. In spring, after the last frost date in your area, cut the plants back, set them outside and enjoy the lovely blooms all summer.

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diamond frost plant

by naomi durham on December 6, 2009 06:27

love this plant. didnt know it could used as a house plant.

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Diamond Frost as a houseplant

by Jo Shafer on December 5, 2009 01:59

Thanks for this delightful tip ~ I had no idea that "Diamond Frost" is a houseplant, too. Early this past summer, I bought a small plant and potted it for the patio, watching it grow and balloon and bloom. Finally, after first fall frost, I cut it back and stored the planter in the toolshed, hoping to revitalize it next spring. Well, now, I shall have to bring that planter into the house and see what happens after careful nurturing, eh?

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Re: DiamondPoint® Container Garden

by Janet on December 5, 2009 01:34

Diamond Frost is the greatest..even here in the heat of Texas it has been beautiful all summer. We did not have a freeze until Dec. 2 that killed mine. Wish I had known before then that it would be happy indoors..just never thought about moving it in. Now I know to save it for use at Christmas too, and then back outside in the spring. It is the hardiest plant that I have ever discovered for the heat and wind of Texas.

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