Solved Coastal Shrub

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  1. Phil A

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    Found this at a couple of locations along the chalk cliffs...

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    Its a euonymus but not our native one.

    I dont think.
     
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      We think it could be euonymus verrucosa Pete ...... a swallow probably dropped it :snorky:
       
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      Its very similar to the one often sold as a variegated shrub or sometimes even a house plant.
       
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      [​IMG]

      Here`s another photo....wot I took :wub2:. The leaf reminds me of Arbutus, and the seed pod of Euonymus Europaeus
       
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        Our native euonymus, the spindle tree is deciduous, but the seed pods give it away.
         
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          But the leaves look much glossier than the E. verrucosa images on google. Looks a good plant!
           
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          So .... this is evergreen, with spindle berries :scratch: .... I`m losing the will to live now :thud:....:help:
           
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          @Zigs is it Euonymous manhatten do you think.?
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          Similar but not quite right :)
           
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            Euonymus japonicus, the variegated plant is common, but it reverts quite often.
             
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              Well, Marley ... I think it is definitely ''quite right'' :rolleyespink:
               
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              Ok @Zigs bwell then the only other it looks like is Euonymous japonicus
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                Had another look :thumbsup:
                 
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                Thank you so much Pete and Marley... it is such hard work being secretary to Lord Awful :phew:
                 
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