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Euonymus europaeus is a native large shrub or small tree that appear in some of the older hedgerows and become very visible during the autumn months. This is when the leaves turn bright orange/red and the pink seed heads appear.
The overall shape allows us to create beautiful small multi-stem trees that can rival any Amelanchier lamarckii in the garden design, and they are native which is an extra bonus. Beautiful strong stems with a slightly corky appearance on some allows us to crown-lift them and leaving a rounded canopy above.
Euonymus europaeus can cope with windy conditions which makes them a good choice for tricky windy sites.
Flowers: Small yellow flowers in spring.
Fruit: 4-lobed red fruits which split to reveal orange seeds.
Bark: Smooth grey bark with corky ridges or ‘wings’.
Leaves: Deciduous, narrow, ovate leaflets which are light green.
Autumn colour: Yellow to red
Ultimate height: 3m
Uses: A great native tree for autumn colour on the leaves and seeds.
The Barn, Broadley Lane, Stoke Gabriel, Totnes, Devon, TQ9 6RR
