Euonymus alatus White appearing in April then followed

appearing in April then followed by black

the species will mature into a magnificent specimen tree with wide spreading lateral branches which provide a delightful dappled light through three seasons

This Scandinavian whitebeam is still relatively unknown but certainly worthy of more recognition

a larger and more majestic cultivar of the species

This perfectly hardy small sized tree has a tropical look but is in fact perfectly hardy

Euonymus alatus White appearing in April then followedIn spring and summer this shrub is fairly inconspicuous, making its sudden autumn transformation all the more remarkable. The green, ovate, finely toothed leaves turn brilliant red accompanied by purple seed pods, cracking open to reveal bright orange seeds. The bark is also attractively winged, hence its name. One of the very best shrubs for autumn interest. Excellent on alkaline soils. H6