I don't know what variety my euonymus is (was). It's got two areas of different reversions on it now, one with much larger leaves. That doesn't include the reversion to green which I cut off.
probably "Silver Queen" but suggest you also look up EUONYMUS JAPONICA 'PRESIDENT GAUTHIER', and "KATHY". Easy shrub - should do well more or less anywhere, and as there are plenty of flowers in your picture it should have orange berries soon.
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Think its a Euonymus but not sure which one.
Yes, euonymus, there are lots. No idea which either
I have one which looks similar - Euonymus x fortuneii 'Emerald Gaiety'.
Could be, it's quite a popular one
Rescued mine from the 'Nearly Dead' section for thruppence about 18 months ago. A bit of decent soil and some food and water and it's romping away
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I don't know what variety my euonymus is (was). It's got two areas of different reversions on it now, one with much larger leaves. That doesn't include the reversion to green which I cut off.
Yes it looks like the emerald gaiety type. Good ground cover plant and will grow in most places including under tree's and shade
It looks a wee bit upright for Emerald Gaiety, might I suggest euonymus silver queen?
You make a good point Hosta - mine's quite sprawly.
As Steve says, mine's doing well in shade under the trees providing it gets a bucket of water in dry spells.
probably "Silver Queen" but suggest you also look up EUONYMUS JAPONICA 'PRESIDENT GAUTHIER', and "KATHY". Easy shrub - should do well more or less anywhere, and as there are plenty of flowers in your picture it should have orange berries soon.