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small evergreen tree
Euonymus fortunei
Euonymus fortunei has the following growth characteristics: Growth Characteristics - Scientific Name: Euonymus fortunei - Height: Generally grows to 30–60 cm, although some varieties may grow taller. - Leaves: Has oval leaves that change color with the seasons. They are generally dark green and may become darker in autumn and winter. - Growth: Tends to grow rapidly; being a vining plant, it can cover the ground or climb onto other structures. Propagation Methods - Cuttings: Can be propagated by cutting branches in spring or autumn. - Seeds: Seeds can be harvested and sown in autumn, but propagation is more difficult compared to cuttings. Cultivation Methods - Sunlight: Grows well in partial shade or in sunny locations. - Soil: Prefers well-drained soil and can grow in the acidic to slightly alkaline range. - Watering: Water to prevent the plant from drying out too much, but avoid overwatering. Uses in the Garden - Border Plant: Can be planted along boundaries or fences to serve as a border plant. - Vining Plant: Can be used for decoration by allowing it to climb walls or other structures. - Ground Cover Plant: Can be used to cover the ground. Important Pests and Control Methods - Powdery Mildew: Primarily occurs in hot and humid conditions; prevent it by ensuring good ventilation. Fungicides can be used. - Aphids: Damage leaves or new shoots; upon early detection, wash with water or use eco-friendly insecticides. - Pine Mushrooms: Feed on leaves; observe the plant periodically and remove them immediately upon discovery. Although the Japanese Fortunei is a fundamentally hardy plant, it can be kept healthy and beautiful with proper care and pest control.
Plant Family
Celastraceae
Height
20m
Colors
yellow
Bloom Period
May~June
Water Needs
commonly
Exposure
semi-shaded area
Freezing Resistance
-30°C
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