EUONYMUS FORTUNEİ SİLVERSTONE (YAYILICI TAFLAN)

Euonymus fortunei 'Emeraldn gold

Euonymus fortunei Emerald Gold is a dwarf, evergreen shrub with light green and yellow foliage. Emerald Gold is remarkable among greenery with its golden lines and green center. It has a dense, tight branching habit and an average branch length of 10 cm. with 50 cm. reaches to its length.

Planting Location: Sunny and semi-shade areas with light should be preferred.

Recommended: It is very tolerant to urban pollution. A bright yellow evergreen compact shrub has an excellent color flow for almost any garden application. Bright oval leaves are highly decorative and remain yellow throughout the winter.

Soil: Compatible with both dry and moist soil structure

Growth Rate: Medium

Max of the plant. Width: 100 cm

Max of the plant. Length: 100 cm

Frost Resistance: It is resistant to frosts between 0 and max-5 degrees.

Lifespan: Perennial permanent plant

Euonymus fortunei Silverstone is a compact, low-growing shrub that belongs to the Celastraceae family. It is native to East Asia and is widely cultivated for its attractive foliage and adaptability to various growing conditions. This evergreen shrub features glossy, oval-shaped leaves with a striking silver-white variegation, creating a visually appealing contrast in any setting.

Cultivation and Care

1. Sunlight and Soil Requirements

Euonymus fortunei Silverstone thrives in both full sun and partial shade, making it suitable for a range of garden environments. It prefers well-draining soil but can tolerate a variety of soil types, including clay and sandy soils.

2. Watering and Moisture

While this shrub is relatively drought-tolerant once established, it is important to provide regular watering during its initial growth phase. Ensure that the soil remains evenly moist but not waterlogged. Mulching around the base of the plant can help retain moisture and regulate soil temperature.

3. Pruning and Maintenance

Euonymus fortunei Silverstone is a low-maintenance shrub that requires minimal pruning. However, occasional trimming can help maintain its desired shape and promote bushier growth. Prune in late winter or early spring before new growth emerges.

4. Winter Protection

Although Silverstone Wintercreeper is generally hardy, providing some winter protection in colder climates can help prevent damage from harsh temperatures. Applying a layer of mulch around the base of the plant and wrapping it with burlap can provide insulation and safeguard against frost.

Landscaping and Design Ideas

Euonymus fortunei Silverstone offers endless possibilities for enhancing your garden or landscape design. Here are a few ideas to inspire you:

1. Groundcover and Borders

Due to its low-growing and spreading nature, Silverstone Wintercreeper is an excellent choice for groundcover or border plantings. Its variegated foliage adds visual interest and creates a beautiful contrast against other plants or hardscape elements.

2. Container Gardening

The compact size and attractive foliage of Euonymus fortunei Silverstone make it an ideal candidate for container gardening. Plant it in decorative pots or containers and place them on patios, balconies, or entryways to add a touch of elegance and greenery.

3. Climbing and Trailing

With proper support, Silverstone Wintercreeper can be trained to climb walls, trellises, or fences, adding vertical interest to your landscape. Its trailing habit also makes it suitable for cascading over retaining walls or rockeries.

4. Erosion Control

The dense growth and spreading habit of Euonymus fortunei Silverstone make it an effective erosion control plant. Plant it on slopes or areas prone to soil erosion to stabilize the soil and prevent runoff.

Planting: Planting can be done from seedlings every month of the year. Seedlings are planted in pits opened at the same width and depth as the tube / flower pot they came from. The point to be considered in planting is that the seedling is planted at the same level with the soil, not above or below the planting pit.