What variety of euonymus is this? If it is.

United States

Opposite leaves turning to heart shaped. Small leaves - 1/2 to 3/8 inches. Reddish stems. Grows upright, rangy but may be due to shade. Currently about 4' high. Re responses:

Not a cotoneaster. I have those and they do not have opposite leaves. Haven't had any blossoms on it. I have a Lonicera 'Halliana' On it the pairs of leaves are parallel to each other. On the plant I submitted each pair is at right angles to the adjacent pair. Still a Lonicera?

On plant Euonymus

18 Oct, 2009

Answers

Pamg

i'm no expert but the 1st thing i thought was cotoneaster horizontalis?

18 Oct, 2009

Moon_grower

That is what it looks like to me too.

18 Oct, 2009

Bamboo

Well it certainly isn't Euonymus - need a pic of the whole plant Pma - it could be cotoneaster, but I'd expect that to be full of berries at this time of year. Reminds me of Myrtle as well as Cotoneaster

18 Oct, 2009

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Fractal

Looks like Lonicera nitida, especially if the leaves are in pairs.

18 Oct, 2009