Euonymus fortunei 'Wolong Ghost' 25/4 Restock the whorled sunflower spreads by

the whorled sunflower spreads by rhizome

Our own material derives from a collection made by Frank Bell in China

though he never actually saw a tea plant

from drought that leaves the roots high and dry to seasonal flooding that can stand four feet deep

Euonymus fortunei 'Wolong Ghost' 25/4 Restock the whorled sunflower spreads byThis luminous evergreen groundcover came into gardens through Heronswood Nursery, from a collection the plantsman Dan Hinkley made on the slopes above the Wolong Panda Preserve in western China. The long, dark green, sharply pointed leaves are laced with bold silver white veins, a ghostly netting that gives the cultivar the second half of the name and lifts a shaded corner out of the gloom. Euonymus fortunei, the wintercreeper, belongs to the staff