Euonymus latifolius Evergreen trees rounded leathery leaves that turn

rounded leathery leaves that turn crimson red in Winter

Best in a mild

Evergreens planted directly into the ground benefit from the treatment for the first 3-5 years whilst their soot system and fungal partners develop

it’s a good cropper

Discovered in China around 1900

Euonymus latifolius Evergreen trees rounded leathery leaves that turnBroad leaved Spindle Closely related to the familiar native spindle, Euonymus latifolius is large, deciduous shrub with an upright, open habit. The flowers are insignificant. The deep green, oval leaves, much larger than those of the native spindle, beautifully set off the deep crimson fruits, which split to reveal orange seeds. The leaves later turn brilliant red. An easy shrub which sets the garden ablaze for a long period in autumn. Site: Tolerates