You Garden - Euonymus Alatus Established Shrub - 9cm Pot
Enjoy an autumnal show of incredible foliage - the hardy and deciduous Euonymus alatus shrub boast...Enjoy an autumnal show of incredible foliage - the hardy and deciduous Euonymus alatus shrub boasts fiery red leaves, inspiring the common name of the ‘Burning Bush’.This variety even looks healthy and impressive in spring and summer, as dark green oval-shaped leaves are joined by dainty, pale green flowers in spring, followed by purple-red fruits in autumn. These fruits split to unveil orange seeds, which are attractive to birds.Plant this shrub as a specimen plant, use it as a structure divide along the edge of borders or pathways, or to introduce sought-after screening into your garden.Supplied as an established plant in a 9cm pot, ready for planting.Please note, the fruits of Euonymus alatus can be harmful if eaten, do not consume. Delivered As: Plant Max Height (in cm): 250 Max Spread (in cm): 250 Planting Period: March - October Planting Position: Sun, Partial Shade Potted: N Great for seasonal autumn colour. Colour changing foliage throughout the year. Please note, the height of the delivered plant will vary with the time of year and therefore 'as supplied' images are an indication only.
This guide is for gardeners looking to add vibrant autumnal color to their landscapes with the You Garden Euonymus Alatus shrub, commonly known as the 'Burning Bush'. It provides a stunning display of fiery red foliage in the fall, making it a visually striking addition to any garden. However, it's important to remember that the fruits of this shrub are harmful if eaten, so caution is advised.
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Model Part Number
W7Y7S
Brand
You Garden
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FAQs
When is the best time to plant the Euonymus Alatus shrub?
The best time to plant is during the planting period from March to October.
What kind of sunlight does the shrub need?
It thrives in sun or partial shade.
How big does the shrub get?
It can reach a maximum height and spread of 250 cm.
Are the fruits of the Euonymus Alatus edible?
No, the fruits are harmful if eaten.
How often should I water the shrub?
Water regularly, especially during dry periods, until the plant is established.
Troubleshooting
Poor foliage color.
Ensure the shrub receives adequate sunlight. Amend the soil if needed.
Planting issues.
Ensure the shrub is being planted during the recommended planting time.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Provides vibrant, eye-catching autumnal foliage.
Offers year-round visual interest with changing leaf colors and fruit.
Versatile for various garden applications, including specimen planting and screening.
Attracts birds, enhancing garden wildlife.
Easy to establish due to being supplied as an established plant.
Cons
Fruits are harmful if ingested; caution is needed around children and pets.
Requires proper sunlight and soil conditions for optimal color development.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Planting: Plant during the planting period, which is from March to October. Ensure it's planted in a location with sun or partial shade.
Soil: The shrub prefers well-drained soil. Amend the soil with organic matter if necessary.
Watering: Water regularly, especially during dry periods, until the plant is established.
Pruning: Prune as needed to maintain shape and size. Pruning is best done in late winter or early spring.
Care: Be mindful of the harmful fruits. Keep the shrub away from areas where children and pets play.