Colorado Euonymus Ground Cover

Euonymus Fortunei 'Colorado' Is A Pure Groundcover, Growing.

It may appear as a trailing ground cover, a mounding shrub or a climbing vine. Also effective as an edger along paths or sidewalks, as a slope cover where it can also provide erosion. Build walkways through areas intended for foot traffic before planting a ground cover.

It Is Loved For Its Leathery Leaves And Small White Flowers.

Useful to cover low walls. Genus name is an ancient greek name referring to plants of this genus. Ground cover plants are good alternatives to turfgrasses in some locations.

Useful To Cover Low Walls.

Ideally, a ground cover should be dense enough to inhibit weed emergence. A few tiny, inconspicuous, greenish flowers are produced in early summer. Genus name is an ancient greek name referring to plants of this genus.

In Oak Creek, Co, We Have Overspray Next To The Grass Area That Needs A Ground Cover Which Can Tolerate Extra Moisture.

To grow it as a vine, you will need to provide support and be prepared to train the branches and tie them up with twine or tape. As a ground cover, it is planted in mass and allowed to gradually take over a space through drooping branches that take root where they touch the ground. Its spread as a ground cover is similar too.

The Upper Portion Is Glossy Green, And Beneath The Leaves It’s Purplish In Color.

For even taller types of euonymus, try evergreen euonymus (euonymus japonicus), a dense shrub that grows to 15 feet (4.5 m.) tall and half that wide. A good early spring pruning improves. Adaptable to trimming which will produce even more compact growth.