Euonymus alatus

Euonymus alatus is a shrub from Asia. It grows up to 3 meters high.

The decorative value of Euonymus alatus is its leaves, which turn red or pink-purple in autumn.

The flowers are yellowish-greenish, very numerous, and start blooming at the turn of May and June.

The angular, red fruits ripen in September and October and remain on the plant until spring.

The leaves are elliptical, sharpened on both sides, up to 5 cm long, green, and turn red in autumn.

The shoots are original, winged, decorative, and can be freely trimmed and shaped. The plant is suitable for a hedge!
Euonymus alatus has no special soil requirements. It prefers sunny or semi-sunny locations. Completely frost-resistant.