30+ Euonymus Fortunei Kewensis

If you must own wintercreeper please keep it contained inside edging and never let it grow up trees or structures. Kewensis scares me because the leaves are so small.

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Euonymus fortunei kewensis

The jewel toned foliage of deep green on plants 2 4 inches tall spreads to 4 feet or more over time. Forest openings caused by wind insects or fire are especially vulnerable to invasion. Forms a dense mat.

If it escapes into the woods it will be next to impossible to control. Extremely hardy euonymus fortunei coloratus purple wintercreeper is an evergreen trailing vine that quickly forms a dense weed smothering ground cover. Genus euonymus can be deciduous or evergreen shrubs or small trees often with fine autumn colour and small flowers followed by colourful fruits.

The vines will cling to porous surfaces such as stone brick stucco and bolders. Durable plant for erosion control. It may appear as a trailing ground cover a mounding shrub or a climbing vine.

This is the only variety that features the green and gold leaf pattern. Euonymus fortunei commonly called wintercreeper euonymus is a dense woody stemmed broadleaf evergreen to semi evergreen plant that comes in a variety of forms. One from our toe ticklers collection kewensis euonymus is a superb tiny leaved spreading groundcover or wall climbing plant.

This is the only variety that features the green and gold leaf pattern. Euonymus euonymus variety or cultivar kewensis kewensis is a dense mat forming evergreen shrub with slender stems bearing small oval dark green leaves with prominent pale green veins. Long 5 cm which turn reddish purple in fall and winter.

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