Euonymus fortunei 'Emerald'n Gold' - Golden creeping euonymus

Euonymus fortunei 'Emerald'n Gold', commonly known as the golden creeping euonymus, is a decorative ground cover plant that stands out especially for its attractive colorful leaves and robust growth. Here is a brief description of the variety:

- **Name:** Euonymus fortunei 'Emerald’n Gold'
- **Appearance:** This creeping plant typically grows 30-60 cm tall but can cover wide areas. It has a loose, branching form that beautifully drapes over edges of gardens or stone walls.
- **Foliage:** The leaves are oval, dark green, with bright yellow edges, providing a striking contrast to the plant. The coloration remains vibrant even with seasonal changes.
- **Flowering:** 'Emerald’n Gold' produces small greenish-white flowers that typically bloom in spring, but they are not as showy as the foliage. The flowers attract pollinators, but the leaves are the main attraction.
- **Site Requirements:** The plant prefers sunny or partially shaded areas and adapts well to various soil types, including calcareous soils.
- **Capabilities:** It is highly resistant to cold weather, drought, and urban environments. With low maintenance requirements, it is a popular choice for gardens and terraces.
- **Features:** 'Emerald’n Gold' is particularly popular for its colorful leaves and ground-covering ability, as it works well on slopes, along fences, or in shaded areas.

Euonymus fortunei 'Emerald’n Gold' is an ideal choice for gardens and ornamental landscapes, enriching the scenery year-round with its vibrant colors and easy care.