GENERAL DESCRIPTION

• ORIGIN: He is native to central China, specifically the province of Shaanxi.
• CLIMATE: Although specific data on its cold hardiness are limited compared to common species, it is generally considered hardy in temperate climates.
• EXPOSURE: It prefers a sunny or partially shaded location.
• SOIL: It adapts to most soils, provided they are well drained and remain cool.
• GROWTH: Its growth is moderate, which allows it to be kept at a smaller height if necessary by regular pruning.
• PROPAGATION: Sowing.
• PRUNING:
• USE:

GENERAL PHYSIOLOGY 

• DIMENSIONS: Approximately 3 meters. Sometimes more than 5m.
• HABIT: It is considered a medium to large shrub or a small tree depending on its cultivation method. It can have a bushy and branching habit from the base.
• TRUNK:
• BARK:
• BRANCHES: Branches and twigs moderately robust, striated, brown or grey-brown.
• NOTE: As with most spindle trees, the fruits and leaves of Euonymus schensianus are toxic to humans if ingested.

PHYSIOLOGY OF LEAVES

• SHAPE: Oval-elliptic, obovate or obovate-elliptic, 5 to 8 (or even 10) cm long by 2.5 to 4 cm wide, with a sub-rounded, cuneate or attenuated base.
• COLOUR: The leaves are a deep green.
• NOTE: This is an evergreen or semi-evergreen shrub. Leathery leaves.

PHYSIOLOGY OF FLOWERS

• PERIOD: It produces inconspicuous flowers in spring or summer.
• FORM:
• COLOUR: Greenish or yellowish.
• NOTE:

PHYSIOLOGY OF FRUIT

• SHAPE: Decorative fruit capsules that open to reveal colored seeds (often orange or red), resembling the shape of a "bishop's cap". Capsules almost globular, about 1 cm in diameter, with 4 broad and obtuse wings, measuring more than 8 × 6 mm when mature.
• COLOUR: Capsule green to brown, or yellow-brown when dry. Aril bright red.
• PERIOD: September-November.
• SEEDS :
• NOTE :