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identify this shrub please

RiderOnTheStorm · 2019-06-21 15:10:57

Saw this in my sons garden. Would look great at my place. Can take a cutting, as son is in UK and dont know about importing plants. Can anyone identify please?

21-06-2019 3:10pm

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Saw this in my sons garden. Would look great at my place. Can take a cutting, as son is in UK and dont know about importing plants.

Can anyone identify please?

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#2 21-06-2019 4:51pm

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Its a particularly splendid version of a Euonymus. Easily obtained here, whether they do was well as that depends on the garden, soil, etc. My mother (in England) had one rather like that but slips that I brought back, while they grew, never did as well as hers.

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#3 21-06-2019 4:58pm

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They do fine here. Take a few cuttings (wrapped in damp tissue) home with you. If you want something to plant immediately, they are available in most garden centres.

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#4 21-06-2019 6:10pm

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Perfect. Thx folks.

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#5 21-06-2019 7:12pm

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'Emerald gaiety' is the variety in question. Usually sold as a ground cover shrub but it will ramble up through other plants and even climb walls like ivy as it produces aerial roots.

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