The Euonymus Japonicus Leghorn plant, defined as 'evonym of Japan', is a thick, bushy, evergreen shrub with slightly pointed, toothed, leathery, shiny opposite leaves with a bright yellow interior and wide dark green margins, up to 6 cm long.
In late spring it produces small white-green flowers with orange arils, collected in groups of three, which will rarely produce spherical white-pink tinged fruits up to 8 mm long.
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The Euonymus, known as Evonimo, is a persistent leaf shrub, with an erect, bushy and compact habit. The growth rate is medium and can reach the size of 1-2 m in height and about 1 m in width. The slightly elongated oval leaves compared to the other varieties, are dark green and have an intense yellow margin in the center; the flowers, insignificant, are white-green; the fruits, pink-orange, rarely form on cultivated plants. This shrub has an ornamental value due to its beautiful foliage; it is used to create hedges as it tolerates pruning very well, or in spots, in groups accompanied by large flowering bushes or as an isolated plant even in flower beds and in pots. Euonymus plants are evergreen shrubs with very decorative foliage, used very often for the formation of dense hedges or to give color to your garden.
The Euonymus plants can develop without problems in any position, both sunny and shaded; however, it is certainly advisable to plant them in full sun. They do not fear the cold and can withstand even the heat of the hottest summers. From March to October water regularly at least once a week, in the winter months water sporadically.They grow in any soil, for optimal development it is good to plant in a soil consisting of clay and a part of sand.
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