euonymus plants - A Selection

An incredibly efficient and useful shrub to grow in your garden, Euonymus japonicus ?President Gauthier? will provide all year round, upright grey-green foliage with a creamy white trim. This dense grower is easy to rely upon in any type of soil and even tolerates partial shade. Height: 250cm (98?). Spread 250cm (98?).

?Himalaya? is an ornamental shrub that is native to Japan, Korea and China. From May until August, it develops a flurry of small cream flowers, that contrast beautifully against its decorative foliage. Boasting masses of deep green leaflets that are topped with white, your Euonymus will add lots of versatility and colour to your outdoor space, as well as drama and interest. Fab for growing as an attractive privacy hedge or adding to woodland and cottage gardening schemes, your Japanese Spindle

A tough evergreen shrub with yellow, variegated leaves

For a fiery autumn display in a small garden, you can't get better than Euonymus alatus ?Little Moses?. The foliage of this dwarf shrub is deep green in summer before transforming to a striking shade of crimson in autumn. ?Little Moses? has a graceful habit, with tiered, horizontal branches with corky wings which make a wonderful feature in winter when the leaves have fallen. In May and June, small, discreet, green blooms will emerge which are followed by attractive berries with eye-catching

The Euonymus Fortuneii Blondy is ideal for small, low maintenance gardens. Golden-yellow variegated foliage adds colour all year to your garden, leaf edges turn pink during the cold months. Evergreen, sturdy plant Euonymus Fortuneii Blondy will thrive in most positions in the garden. Height and Spread: 60cm (24?).

An infinitely adaptable and reliable evergreen shrub that provides bright foliage interest throughout the year.

For a fiery autumn display in a small garden, you can't get better than Euonymus alatus ?Little Moses?. The foliage of this dwarf shrub is deep green in summer before transforming to a striking shade of crimson in autumn. ?Little Moses? has a graceful habit, with tiered, horizontal branches with corky wings which make a wonderful feature in winter when the leaves have fallen. In May and June, small, discreet, green blooms will emerge which are followed by attractive berries with eye-catching

Euonymus fortunei 'Blonde Beauty' is going to add lustre and winter colour to your borders! It is a low-maintenance, evergreen shrub that flourishes in almost any situation. The leathery, creamy-yellow leaves with green margins form a thick, sleek shrub suitable for borders, patio containers, low hedging, and ground cover. This magnificent Euonymus will grow happily in tough clay soils in north-facing positions and will even endure drought once established. Height: 60cm (24). Spread: 100cm (39).

Awarded an RHS AGM for its evergreen foliage, reliable performance and beautiful silver-yellow variegated appearance, Euonymus fortunei 'Emerald Gaiety' provides all year round interest. Try growing in patio pots or containers for a fabulous specimen plant that is tough and resilient. Grows in almost any position, doubling up as a ground cover or trained up walls. So good for gardeners that are after low maintenance and big rewards, in small gardens. Height: 100cm (39). Spread: 150cm (59).

Awarded an RHS AGM for its evergreen foliage, reliable performance and beautiful silver-yellow variegated appearance, Euonymus fortunei 'Emerald Gaiety' provides all year round interest. Try growing in patio pots or containers for a fabulous specimen plant that is tough and resilient. Grows in almost any position, doubling up as a ground cover or trained up walls. So good for gardeners that are after low maintenance and big rewards, in small gardens. Height: 100cm (39). Spread: 150cm (59).

‘Himalaya’ is a fantastic dense and compact hedge that will provide beautiful displays in your beloved colour. You can expect this enchanting evergreen plant to produce plenty of luscious dark green foliage that will be decorated with creamy white foliage across the top from March through to the end of June, that will wonderfully contrast. A fantastic choice due to its ease of growing in most soils and low maintenance qualities, requiring only minimal pruning in August, if required! Product

For a fiery autumn display in a small to medium garden, you can't beat Euonymus alatus ?Unforgettable Fire?. The small leaves of this dwarf shrub are deep green in summer before transforming to a striking shade of magenta-pink in autumn. Euonymus alatus ?Unforgettable Fire? has a spreading habit, with dense, fine branches with corky wings which make a wonderful feature in winter when the leaves have fallen. In May and June, small, discreet blooms will emerge, followed by attractive berries with

Superb white new foliage makes it a stunner.

RHS AGM award winner Euonymus japonicus 'Ovatus Aureus' is the versatile shrub everyone needs in their garden. Evergreen foliage dazzles in green with gold edges, glistening in the sun shine brightening up dingy corners. Over time blooms emerge in early summer, followed by pink-green fruits. Tolerant of most conditions ? sun, shade, coastal, wind. A superb, tough all-rounder shrub that is a must have in gardens. Height: 100cm (39). Spread: 150cm (59).

Euonymus japonicus 'Green Rocket' is a slow growing and easy to maintain, making this a superb shrub addition to low maintenance gardens or for gardeners. Evergreen foliage provides all year-round interest. Stiff and upright stems emerging with dark green leaves, boasting unique toothed edges. Not too far off a traditional box plant, this variety of Euonymus is ideal for borders, containers and tough coastal conditions. Height: 1m (39). Spread: 50cm (19).

Euonymus fortunei 'Emerald 'n' Gold' does what its name suggests: its leathery, variegated leaves are, indeed, coloured vibrant shades of emerald and yellow. Although this foliage is evergreen, it gains an eye-catching, pink tint in the winter months, adding interest to what can otherwise become a rather bleak landscape. Perhaps this quality is what prompted the RHS to award the hardy shrub an AGM. Then again, perhaps it was the Spindle's spreading habit, tolerance of drought and ability to