Located in small planter by red trailer near Benton museum.

• Leaves opposite, evergreen to semi-evergreen, ovate
• leaves have crenate-serrate margin, bright green
• leaves small relative to other E. fortunei forms
• buds imbricate, pointed, divergent
• stems green, smooth
• flowers and fruit absent, this is a juvenile form
• habit is a low-growing, spreading small shrub
• plant usually has a groundcover habit
• plant may climb as a vine (with aerial roots) if a support is present
• plant may have reverted branches which display larger leaves and flowers/fruit (round capsule with orange seed)
  
  View Euonymus fortunei page in the UConn Plant Database