Located on side of Wilbur Cross Building.

• leaves opposite, evergreen to semi-evergreen, ovate, relatively large
• leaves serrated, larger than other types, deep green
• buds imbricate, green, pointed, divergent
• stems smooth, green
• stems that climb bear aerial bristly rootlets
• flowers small, yellow/green, in spring
• fruit present, yellowish round capsule with orange seed inside
• habit is a rounded, dense, more upright, medium-sized shrub
• plant is a relatively large E. fortunei type
• plant may develop vining stems if positioned adjacent to a support; stems adhere with aerial roots
  
  View Euonymus fortunei page in the UConn Plant Database