Euonymus wilsonii Osmanthus armatus Similar to but with a

Similar to but with a more transparent leaf than 'Bloodgood'

and again in autumn when its foliage glows yellow and orange

palmate leaves on arching branches that in time form a 3 meter tall and equally wide mound

Produces exotic-looking red and white edible flowers in May-June

warm autumn tones

Euonymus wilsonii Osmanthus armatus Similar to but with aNative to China, this evergreen spindle is similar in habit to our own native species, bearing narrow, lance shaped, dark green leaves. Greenish yellow flowers emerge in spring, followed by decorative, pendulous, yellow fruits covered in spikes, reminiscent of little hedgehogs. Does well on all well drained soil; needs shelter. May drop its leaves during severe winters. RHS hardiness rating: H5