Abstract: A new and distinct Euphorbia griffithii×ephithymoides cultivar named ‘AUTUMN SUNSET’ is disclosed, characterized by distinct bright orange floral bracts, upright plant shape and free flowering habit. The new variety is a Euphorbia hybrid, and naturally blooms during June and July.

Abstract: A new and distinct Euphorbia milii cultivar named ‘PP0006’ is disclosed, characterized by mainly pink flowers. The cultivar is commercially important as it flowers richly during cold, dark winter conditions. The new variety is a Euphorbia milii, and naturally blooms continuously.

Abstract: A new distinct cultivar of Euphorbia milii plant named ‘Apollon’, particularly characterized by its compact plant habit; dense and bushy plant form; moderate growth habit; abundant, small yellow floral cymes with yellow-green bracts; high number of flowers per plant.

Abstract: A new distinct cultivar of Euphorbia milii plant named ‘Helena’, particularly characterized by its compact plant habit; very dense and bushy plant form; moderate growth habit; smaller flowers on longer, thinner peduncles; abundant, large floral cymes with white bracts with light green tips; few and small thorns.

Abstract: A new distinct cultivar of Euphorbia milii plant named ‘Atlas’, particularly characterized by its compact plant habit; very dense and bushy plant form; moderate growth habit; abundant, large floral cymes with yellow-white bracts and red margins.

Abstract: A new distinct cultivar of Euphorbia milii plant named ‘Zeus’, particularly characterized by its compact plant habit; very low and bushy plant form; vigorous growth habit; brown streaked stems; abundant, large floral cymes with red bracts from 45C to bright deep red 50A; and more flowers on thick, stiff gray-brown peduncles N199D

Abstract: The variety “Eckcory” is a new and distinct interspecific hybrid plant. The plant is characterized by clean and dark green foliage, eliptical leaves that have acute bases and acuminate tips, brightly colored pink and white brachts and strong lateral branching.

Abstract: A new cultivar of Euphorbia named ‘Tasmanian Tiger’ that is distinguished by a compact habit, tall inflorescences with cream-white flowers, white and grey-green variegated foliage, and pale grey-green stems. In combination these traits set ‘Tasmanian Tiger’ apart from all other existing varieties of Euphorbia known to the inventor.

Abstract: A new distinct cultivar of Euphorbia milii plant named ‘Rhea’, characterized by its pink floral bract color from R.H.S. 69C to R.H.S. 68A; very dense and bushy plant form; vigorous but limited growth habit and small flowers on thick yellow-green peduncles R.H.S. 195A.

Abstract: The variety “Eckcory” is a new and distinct interspecific hybrid plant. The plant is characterized by clean and dark green foliage, eliptical leaves that have acute bases and acuminate tips, brightly colored pink and white brachts and strong lateral branching.

Abstract: A new distinct cultivar of Euphorbia milii plant named ‘Dinos’, characterized by its yellow-green floral bract color from RHS 145C to about RHS 10C, with diffuse margins of RHS 36A light red; compact plant form; very dense and bushy plant form; vigorous growth habit; large flowers on thick gray-green peduncles, RHS 195A.

Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Euphorbia plant named ‘Imprefant’, characterized by its compact and mounded plant habit; freely branching habit; burgundy-colored young foliage; resistance to Powdery Mildew; and good garden performance.

Abstract: A new cultivar of Euphorbia named ‘Waleutiny’ that is distinguished by dwarf size, compact habit, burgundy and green stems, small burgundy and green leaves and lime-green flowers. In combination these traits set ‘Waleutiny’ apart from all other existing varieties of Euphorbia known to the inventor.

Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Euphorbia plant named ‘Imprkalip’, characterized by its compact, upright and mounded plant habit; very freely branching habit; and good garden performance.

Abstract: A new cultivar of Euphorbia named ‘NOTHOWLEE’ that is distinguished by a compact clumping growth habit, dark purple foliage, and terminal cymes that open into bronze floral heads that completely cover the plant from May through summer. In combination, these characteristics provide a long period of garden interest and set ‘NOTHOWLEE’ apart from all other existing varieties of Euphorbia known to the inventor.

Abstract: A new cultivar of Euphorbia named ‘WALEUPHRUD’ that is distinguishable by compact habit, grey-green leaves, shoots of bright red winter bract-leaves, and yellow-green flowers with red centers. In combination these traits set ‘WALEUPHRUD’ apart from all other existing varieties of Euphorbia known to the inventor.

Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Euphorbia amygdaloides plant characterized by deep green leaves with red new growth and stems, large chartreuse inflorescences that turn orange in the summer, and a rhizomatous habit.

Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Euphorbia plant named ‘Inneuphhel’, characterized by its compact and mounded plant habit; freely branching habit; red-colored developing foliage and green and pale yellow variegated mature foliage; resistance to Powdery Mildew; and good garden performance.

Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Euphorbia plant named ‘Inneuphdia’, characterized by its compact, upright and outwardly spreading plant habit; freely branching habit; freely flowering habit; and white-colored flower bracts.

Abstract: A new distinct cultivar of Euphorbia milii plant named ‘Katie's Crown’, particularly characterized by its hot pink floral bracts splotched with red color, gradually becoming lighter to an almost cream color splotched with red when aged; very compact and bushy plant form; non-persistent blooms; rigorous growth habit during the spring to autumn months and flowering during the fall, winter and spring.

Abstract: A new distinct cultivar of Euphorbia plant named ‘HJOR048’, characterized by its compact, globular, upright plant habit; very dense and bushy plant form, mainly due to upright stems; large number of long stemmed flowers per plant due to 6 to 9 cm in length yellow-green peduncles, with gray-brown mottling towards base; striking color combinations of light red (pink) bracts (when opening RHS 36C, RHS 54A when fully opened) and staminate cyathia with yellow glands (RHS 9A) to green-yellow glands (RHS 1C) during development; and large, obovate, leaves (yellow-green, RHS 144A when young and green, RHS 137A when mature).

Abstract: A new distinct cultivar of Euphorbia plant named ‘HJOR045’, characterized by its compact plant habit; very dense and bushy plant form, mainly due to upright stems; large number of long stemmed flowers per plant due to 9 to 14 cm in length reddish peduncles; colored bracts of red, RHS 54B, with an apical margin spot of RHS 138B, green; and large, oblanceolate, yellow-green leaves with reddish-purple margins and abaxial side.

Abstract: A new poinsettia plant particularly distinguished by relatively short, deep-red bracts with curled margins forming a rosette-like inflorescence, deep-green foliage with ovate leaves and weak lobes, upright directed branches and a mid-season flowering response is disclosed.

Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Euphorbia plant named ‘Innthal’, characterized by its compact and mounded plant habit; freely branching habit; early flowering habit; large dark green-colored flower bracts; and good garden performance.

Abstract: A new cultivar of Euphorbia named ‘Vanilla Swirl’ that is distinguished by a compact rounded habit, variegated foliage exhibiting white margins and green centers, and bright red stems that fade to pink. In combination these traits set ‘Vanilla Swirl’ apart from all other existing varieties of Euphorbia known to the inventor.

Abstract: Anew and distinct cultivar of Euphorbia plant named ‘Bonfire’, characterized by its compact and mounding plant habit; freely branching growth habit; dark red purple-colored foliage; yellow to red-colored foral bracts; and tightly clustered cyathia.

Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Euphorbia amygdaloides plant called ‘Golden Glory’ characterized by very long lasting deep maroon leaves on upright stems flowering in their second year a bright yellow color fading to lime green. ‘Golden Glory’ has a nice compact habit and is very showy in winter and spring to early summer.

Abstract: A new and distinct hybrid of Euphorbia plant characterized by blue green leaves and a rhizomatous habit. The upright stems flower in their second year with a bright chartreuse inflorescence, which then fades to orange and red tones.

Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Euphorbia plant named ‘Mini Martini’, characterized by its compact and mounded plant habit; freely branching habit; dense and full plant form; freely flowering habit; and green-colored floral bracts and dark purple-colored nectaries.

Abstract: A new cultivar of Euphorbia plant named ‘Glacier Blue’ that is distinguishable by upright compact habit, variegated blue-grey and cream-white foliage, and blue-grey flower bracts with cream-white stripes. In combination these traits set ‘Glacier Blue’ apart from all other existing varieties of Euphorbia known to the inventor.

Abstract: A new cultivar of Euphorbia named ‘Blue Haze’ that is distinguished by a clumping, bushy habit, powder blue foliage and yellow flowers. In combination these traits set ‘Blue Haze’ apart from all other existing varieties of Euphorbia known to the inventor.

Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Euphorbia plant named ‘Shorty’, characterized by its compact, upright to somewhat outwardly spreading plant habit; strong and sturdy flowering stems; short internodes; densely foliated; strong and healthy foliage; freely and uniformly flowering habit; green-colored inflorescences; and good garden performance.

Abstract: A new cultivar of Euphorbia named ‘First Blush’ that is distinguished by a compact clumping habit, winter dormancy, showy variegated pale green foliage with rose colored tints, and yellow flowers in spring. In combination these traits set ‘First Blush’ apart from all other existing varieties of Euphorbia known to the inventor.

Abstract: A new distinct cultivar of Euphorbia milii plant named ‘Eros’, characterized by its bright red floral bracts color from R.H.S. 42B to R.H.S. 45C; very dense and bushy plant form; moderately vigorous growth habit; high number of flowers per plant borne on short green peduncles, R.H.S. 144A.

Abstract: A new distinct cultivar of Euphorbia milii plant named ‘Kronos’, characterized by its light red to red-purple floral bract color from 50C to 58B; very low and bushy plant form; vigorous growth habit; larger, green flowers on thick gray-brown peduncles, RHS 199B.

Abstract: A new distinct cultivar of Euphorbia milii plant named ‘Apollon’, particularly characterized by its compact plant habit; dense and bushy plant form; moderate growth habit; abundant, small yellow floral cymes with yellow-green bracts; high number of flowers per plant.

Abstract: A new distinct cultivar of Euphorbia milii plant named ‘Atlas’, particularly characterized by its compact plant habit; very dense and bushy plant form; moderate growth habit; abundant, large floral cymes with yellow-white bracts and red margins.

Abstract: A new distinct cultivar of Euphorbia milii plant named ‘Helena’, particularly characterized by its compact plant habit; very dense and bushy plant form; moderate growth habit; smaller flowers on longer, thinner peduncles; abundant larger floral cymes with white bracts with light green tips; few and small thorns.

Abstract: A new and distinct Euphorbia griffithii×ephithymoides cultivar named ‘AUTUMN SUNSET’ is disclosed, characterized by distinct bright orange floral bracts, upright plant shape and free flowering habit. The new variety is a Euphorbia hybrid, and naturally blooms during June and July.

Abstract: A new and distinct Euphorbia milii cultivar named ‘PP0006’ is disclosed, characterized by mainly pink flowers. The cultivar is commercially important as it flowers richly during cold, dark winter conditions. The new variety is a Euphorbia milii, and naturally blooms continuously.

Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Euphorbia plant named ‘Bonpridepcom’, characterized by its compact and mounded plant habit; moderately vigorous growth habit; freely branching habit; strong stems that resist breakage; dark green-colored leaves; inflorescences with dark red purple-colored flower bracts; good post-production longevity; and relative tolerance to low production temperatures.

Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Euphorbia plant named ‘Bonpripicom’ characterized by its compact and mounded plant habit; moderately vigorous growth habit; freely branching habit; strong stems that resist breakage; dark green-colored leaves; inflorescences with red purple-colored flower bracts; good post-production longevity; and relative tolerance to low production temperatures.

Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Euphorbia plant named ‘Bonpripapcom’ characterized by its compact and mounded plant habit; moderately vigorous growth habit; freely branching habit; strong stems that resist breakage; dark green-colored leaves; inflorescences with light pink-colored flower bracts; good post-production longevity; and relative tolerance to low production temperatures.

Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Euphorbia plant named ‘Bonprilipcom’ characterized by its compact and mounded plant habit; moderately vigorous growth habit; freely branching habit; strong stems that resist breakage; dark green-colored leaves; inflorescences with pink-colored flower bracts; good post-production longevity; and relative tolerance to low production temperatures.

Abstract: A new cultivar of Euphorbia plant named ‘ASCOT RAINBOW’ that is distinguishable by compact slightly spreading habit, red stems, and variegated cream-yellow and gray-green foliage that turns red-pink with the onset of winter. In combination these traits set ‘ASCOT RAINBOW’ apart from all other existing varieties of Euphorbia known to the inventor.

Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Euphorbia plant named ‘Balbrewite’, characterized by its white-colored flower bracts, dark yellow-green colored foliage, and moderately vigorous, compact-mounded growth habit, is disclosed.

Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Euphorbia plant named ‘Balbreblus’, characterized by its white and pink colored flower bracts, variegated yellow-green and grayed-purple colored foliage, and compact-mounded growth habit, is disclosed.

Abstract: A new and distinct Euphorbia plant cultivar is disclosed, characterized by an upright, vigorous plant habit, bright green foliage, tall plant size and small, pure white flower bracts.

Abstract: A new cultivar of Euphorbia plant named ‘WALEUPHGLO’ that is distinguishable by stout compact-spreading habit, bright ruby-red foliage in spring and summer, and contrasting cherry-red stems. In combination these traits set ‘WALEUPHGLO’ apart from all other existing varieties of Euphorbia known to the inventor.

Abstract: A new and distinct Euphorbia plant cultivar is disclosed, characterized by a compact, upright, slightly outwardly spreading plant habit; free branching and free flowering habit; small, dark green foliage; and small, pure white flower bracts.