23+ Euonymus Fortunei Berries

Euonymus fortunei common names spindle or fortune s spindle winter creeper or wintercreeper is a species of flowering plant in the family celastraceae native to east asia including china korea the philippines and japan. For different euonymus plants that are good for ground cover consider winter creeper euonymus euonymus fortunei.

Winter Interest Shade Plants

Euonymus fortunei berries

The wild types comes from asia it is native to china japan korea and india among others. It might be the right shrub for you for you. It is named after the scottish botanist and plant explorer robert fortune.

No all parts of the plant are poisonous. 5 23 c edible. It grows 3 feet tall and wide.

Euonymus atropurpureus commonly called eastern wahoo is a deciduous missouri native shrub or small tree which is most often grown for its attractive red berries and fall color. Noted for its luminous and attractive foliage euonymus fortunei emerald n gold wintercreeper is a low growing broadleaf evergreen shrub with a spreading habit. 1 description 2 varieties.

Evergreen and only 6 inches 15 cm high it can climb to 70 feet 21 m with the appropriate structure. The leaves turn pink in cold winters. Euonymus fortunei emerald n gold is a low shrub that sports gold color foliage edged in green.

It offers dark green leaves and greenish white flowers. The climbing shrub can grow up to 10 metres high. It forms a dense bushy mat of glossy ovate to elliptic dark green leaves edged with gold and tinged pink in fall and winter.

Queen Anne Bees June 2013