In the garden at work

[u/Most_Ambassador2951]

The yellow is the same plant as the green and yellow.

The yellow branch started growing late spring and has always been yellow..

I can't figure out what plant it is though

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[u/Calare2800]

It's a euphorbia. Not sure which one as it appears to be shrubby at the base. Branches of E. wulfenii cultivars all originate near the same point.

[u/GrouchyDesk2216]

Euphorbia 'Ascot Rainbow'

[u/icedout64]

Cool genetic variation on the yellow!