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What family does the golden edge Euonymus belong to?

Today, I will explain in detail the family to which the golden edge Euonymus belongs, as well as topics about the introduction and cultivation methods of golden edge Euonymus. Next, let me introduce to you.

The golden edge Euonymus is also known as the golden edge holly Euonymus or golden edge large-leaf Euonymus; it is a cultivated variety of the Euonymus genus, Euonymus fortunei. It is an evergreen shrub that can grow up to 3-5 meters tall; the leaves are leathery, glossy, obovate or elliptical, with a wide golden edge. The golden edge Euonymus is commonly planted in gardens across China. It prefers sunlight but can tolerate partial shade. It is highly adaptable, drought-resistant, and cold-tolerant, with strong germination and branching abilities. It is耐修剪,耐贫瘠, and grows well in fertile, moist, acidic soil. Its variegated leaves are particularly beautiful and can be pruned into green hedges, ornamental patterns, shrub balls, and various types of landscaping. It has strong resistance to pollution and is a preferred evergreen plant for severely polluted industrial areas.

1. Soil. The best time for transplanting golden edge Euonymus seedlings is between March and April in spring. Small seedlings can be planted bare-rooted, while larger seedlings need to be transplanted with soil balls. After planting, the soil must be compacted and watered thoroughly to settle the roots. Potted plants should be placed in a semi-shaded area, keeping the soil moist until they adapt. The golden edge Euonymus is drought-resistant and dislikes excessive moisture; it is also耐瘠薄 and not picky about soil, growing well in ordinary garden soil. The potting soil should be loose, fertile, rich in humus, well-drained, and slightly acidic sandy loam.

2. Fertilization and watering. The golden edge Euonymus is highly adaptable to climate conditions; it is drought-resistant and dislikes excessive moisture. During the growing seasons of spring, summer, and autumn, water frequently to keep the soil moist, which is beneficial for the growth of lateral branches and leaves. In winter, control watering to keep the potting soil dry, which is conducive to overwintering. Water less during rainy days and more during sunny, dry weather. Avoid soil waterlogging to prevent root rot, which can cause leaf drop or plant death. The golden edge Euonymus grows quickly with strong germination and branching abilities and prefers fertilizer. When planting, add an appropriate amount of base fertilizer, such as decomposed manure, pen manure, or dried chicken manure. In early spring each year, apply 1-2 doses of decomposed organic fertilizer to promote lush growth. For plants newly planted in spring, there is no need to apply additional spring fertilizer. After each pruning, apply 1-2 doses of dilute nitrogenous fertilizer or compound fertilizer containing phosphorus and potassium. Stop fertilizing in winter.

3. Light. The golden edge Euonymus can tolerate high temperatures and severe cold, with a relaxed management style. It prefers ample sunlight but can also tolerate partial shade. During hot summer days, water more frequently and mist the leaves and surroundings in the morning and evening to cool down. It can overwinter outdoors in winter.

4. Pruning. The golden edge Euonymus grows quickly with strong germination and can tolerate pruning. It can be pruned into green hedges or individual plants according to landscaping needs, with pruning performed once in spring and summer each year. The shaping can be adjusted based on personal aesthetic preferences.

The golden edge Euonymus has beautiful yellow-green variegated leaves and is considered an ideal hedge and bonsai material. It is commonly used for decorating doorways and central flower beds and can also be grown as a potted plant, making it an excellent colorful ornamental leafy shrub for landscaping.

The above information about the family to which the golden edge Euonymus belongs and the introduction and cultivation methods of the golden edge Euonymus are intended to provide you with some help after reading this article!