Euonymus, Boxleaf Euonymus, Japanese Spindletree 'Aureo-marginatus'

My neighbor has a hedgerow of this plant. I never see any wildlife in it. It throws off shoots from limbs that touch the ground and it is...Read More hard to get rid of once established. When there are so many more beautiful choices, why choose this one?

Euonymus japonicus was growing on my property when I purchased my home. We live fairly close to Mt Rainier. Our soil is full of sulfur a...Read Morend is all rock and clay. It's hard to get anything to grow (besides invasive blackberries and scotch broom) without completely replacing the soil. The shrub has grown more beautiful every year in poor soil and constant rain. We're trying to root cuttings, hoping it will compete with the interlopers Highly recommend.

Planted Euonymus japonica 'Aureo Variegata' when we moved to our new house in Oak View, CA 22+ years ago. It has done well in freezing c...Read Moreold and 100+ degree heat, needing minimal care. It's variegated hues are quite artistic and it definitely commands its own corner of the yard with a certain kind of easy grace.

This is quite a drought tolerant plant once established. It produces great foliage all year round. This plant is easily propagated by cut...Read Moretings that root readily. Will grow in poor clay soil. pokerboy.