Winter Creeper is an evergreen vine or shrub with variegated leaves that grows fast, reaching 40 to 70 feet if unchecked. It flowers May through July and works as ground cover or hedge, but it's invasive and will climb trees and spread into neighboring yards without pruning.
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Welcome to TN Nursery YouTube channel. Today let's talk about winter creeper. Winter creeper, Euonymus fortunei, is a good choice if you have a vast open space or a location in which other plants cannot thrive. In bloom from May to July, this resilient, beautiful plant yields small yellowish blooms that you may use as a short hedge as well as wall cover. Euonymus is a large genus of woody plant species most prevalent in Eastern Asia and certain parts of Europe. It is considered an evergreen shrub with broad leaves that you may use as a vine or expanding ground cover. The characteristic green and gold variety provides a traditional yet vibrant garden that is sure to please the eyes. It gets its name because it tends to spread gradually upwards as it matures. It may grow approximately 66 feet in height as a young plant. However, it usually ceases spreading when it hits complete maturity. It is native to North America. If left unchecked, it will expand as an evergreen ground cover. Or you can prune it to form a shrub approximately 2 feet tall. However, since it is an invasive plant, it can grow onto neighboring yards and gardens and climb nearby trees if left unchecked. It is a woody evergreen vine that is both lovely and useful. These vines may grow to heights around 40 to 70 feet in a short period, making it necessary to prune them to keep them under control. The color and size of the leaf are highly diverse. 1 to 3 inches in length, oval or elliptic in shape. Coarsely serrated leaves that might be dark green, variegated, or with purple bottom surfaces are characteristic of this plant. Winter Creeper Euonymus is for sale at TN Nursery with fast shipping and low prices.
