Euonymus (Spindle Berry)
|
Spindle Berries are large shrubs to small trees from open, slightly moist spots in woods throughout Europe to Japan. Very easy in cultivation, good to cut back. Spindle Berries have usually small, greenish flowers in spring, yet very decorative, bright pink to scarlet fruits which open widely to release brilliant orange to rose seeds from late summer to autumn or early winter. Foliage turns bright yellow to burning red in autumn. Sow flat in n any well drained, slightly sandy, humus rich soil in autumn to early spring, keep pots in a partially shaded place. Cultivate plants in pots for two years before transplanting to the open garden. Note: All parts (especially the attractive fruits) are poisonous if eaten. All are USDA Climate Zone 6. 20 seeds per package. |
Articles
|
|
Euonymus macroptera3 (5)m, shrub with elliptic leaves, acute at tips and greenish white flowers in spring. Native of humus rich soils in north-eastern Asia. For any rich soil in partial shade. Makes most ornamental, large, reddish purple capsules and nicely contrasting bright orange seeds, ahead of most other Euonymus in summer from VII-VIII. |
| price (plus Shipping Costs) | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| seed package 2874 | € 4,99 | ||
|
|
Euonymus planipes2 (4)m, large, loosely branching shrub native to woods in mountains of Japan (Hokkaido and N Honshu), north-eastern China to Korea for a sunny to partially shaded spot. Green, hanging flowers followed by very large, 5-angled, deep scarlet fruit capsules with bright orange seeds in VIII-IX. |
| price (plus Shipping Costs) | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| seed package 2875 | € 3,99 | ||
Recently Added
Top Sellers
Follow us on Facebook
Other payment methods:
- bank transfer
- giro pay
- sending cash
- bank transfer
- giro pay
- sending cash
