Variegated Euonymus

Variegated Euonymus is a pretty, small evergreen shrub. The shrub is usually only 1-4' tall. Most bushes grow a round crown of branches, that branch low to the ground. Mature shrubs likely would have more than a few main stems. This bush is evergreen. The bush drops any no-longer-needed leaves in the summer, this being on older stems. Leaves are green with white, red, or pink variations on the leaves. The twigs are green, which will turn more brownish, after several years. If twigs or leaves are brown or yellow, the branch can be clipped off. Dead branches at the bottom of the bush can also be clipped out. These are optional, and not required for good health. I just do it with my bushes to help them look nicer. These bushes are almost care free, and almost never need attention. They make really good garden plants. I am currently also seeing how they grow indoors.
Branches that sink or grow into the ground, or a branch that grows over mud, will typically grow roots. This branch could eventually become a new bush. These branches can be clipped and transplanted. With the roots already built, The branch will grow to survive on its own. Ive done this at least three or four times, and now I have multiple bushes. They are very easy to grow. Just keep it watered the first year, and the bush will slowly but surely spread out, and get bigger.
Category:Trees and Shrubs
Category:Nature