Description
Type: Deciduous shrub or small tree
Family: Celastraceae
Height:12-20 feet
Spread: 15-25 feet
Native Range: Easten North America, statewide Missouri
Site Requirements:
Soil: adapts to wide range of soil types
Water: Medium
Sunlight needs: Full sun to part shade
Landscape use: Rain garden, interesting specimen plant for yards
Brief Description: Usually appears as upright spreading shrub with an irregular crown.Small, purple non-showy flowers,
Wildlife Benefits: Fruit is attractive to wildlife/
Possible Problems: As with most euonymus, wahoo is susceptible to scale.
Stand out Features: Brilliant red interesting fruit and good fall color.
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