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Save 48% on Classy Groundcovers, Euonymus fortunei 'Coloratus' Euonymus fortunei radicans, Euonymus japonicus acutus (50 Bare Root plants)
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Because of the rich burgundy tone she turns in autumn, two for the price of one is the name of the game with this gorgeous evergreen trailing groundcover. Coloratus' 1 to 2 1/2 inch oval leaves are a jewel-toned emerald in spring and summer and turn deep maroon late in the season. With its rapid growth rate , you can cover a large, needy area such …
Because of the rich burgundy tone she turns in autumn, two for the price of one is the name of the game with this gorgeous evergreen trailing groundcover. Coloratus' 1 to 2 1/2 inch oval leaves are a jewel-toned emerald in spring and summer and turn deep maroon late in the season. With its rapid growth rate , you can cover a large, needy area such as a slope (it is excellent for erosion control ) quickly. Coloratus will put up with any well-drained soil conditions, is moderately tolerant of salt and foot traffic , (though the latter is not encouraged) and promises to deliver depth of color all year round. in virtually any environmental conditions such as a wide pH range, poor soils , and anything from dense shade to full sun . Things To Note Coloratus is invasive and should be planted in contained areas or spaces where you don't mind her taking over.
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Because of the rich burgundy tone she turns in autumn, two for the price of one is the name of the game with this gorgeous evergreen trailing groundcover. Coloratus' 1 to 2 1/2 inch oval leaves are a jewel-toned emerald in spring and summer and turn deep maroon late in the season. With its rapid growth rate , you can cover a large, needy area such as a slope (it is excellent for erosion control ) quickly. Coloratus will put up with any well-drained soil conditions, is moderately tolerant of salt and foot traffic , (though the latter is not encouraged) and promises to deliver depth of color all year round. in virtually any environmental conditions such as a wide pH range, poor soils , and anything from dense shade to full sun . Things To Note Coloratus is invasive and should be planted in contained areas or spaces where you don't mind her taking over.