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Solved Anyone put a name to this please.

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    This is next to my greenhouse and always looks pretty at this time of year...not much to show for the rest of it. Pic doesn't really do it justice. No idea what it is.....help please.:)

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        Ah Ok thanks @Silver surfer.:dbgrtmb:
        We already have a few in the garden ,but none seem to get seed capsules.:)
        We also have the variegated ones like in your link.
         
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          pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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          I find the variegated version often reverts to plain green if you give it a chance.;):smile:
           
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            Hmm, sadly some have @pete

            A couple were given a severe hair cut last year and so far so good:fingers crossed:
             
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              Cuttings are very easy just make sure you take well variegated shoots.
              And cut out any totally green parts from the existing bushes.:old::biggrin:
               
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                Yes thanks @pete I have some cuttings from 2018 that are doing really well, probably plant them out this year.:)
                 
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                  We have lots of different Euonymus but probably do not let them grow enough to get the seed capsules. :noidea: We cut most of them with the hedge cutter as they are so vigorous.

                  Something to watch out for. One of our very large (10ft high and 5ft diameter) variegated ones got infested with Euonymus scale. We had to eventually remove the whole thing last year. :sad:

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                  Euonymus scale (Unaspis euonymi) on spindle (Euonymus europeus)
                   
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                    Yes when I mentioned it to hubs he said the same thing @shiney, our other ones are quite large and he trims them annually too. This is a smaller one and that's why I noticed the seed pods.

                    Thankfully we've never had scale, some of ours are quite old ....so keeping :fingers crossed:.
                    Thanks:)
                     
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