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Harlequin euonymus in east-facing yard?
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Posted by jenny_b z5 OH (My Page) on Fri, Aug 19, 05 at 8:46
| My front foundation bed has several taxus media "everlow"s, some boxes, and some hollies, with a weeping Japanese maple as a centerpiece. I'd like to add something with lighter foliage for contrast with all the dark evergreens and I fell in love with a pot of Euonymus fortunei "Harlequin" and the way it looks against the yews. Will I be sorry if I plant a few among other low, spreading things? Will it be ok in a border that gets a couple-three hours of morning sun?
Thanks,
Jen |
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RE: Harlequin euonymus in east-facing yard?
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| I had a couple of similar euonymous in the bed on the north side of my old house. They never did get direct sunlight at all, but it was a very bright area in general--and they did just fine. As to whether or not you'll be sorry for putting it there... I have no idea! :) |
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