Euonymus Japonica Microphyllus Improved - Knowledgebase Question

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Question by mikeknightre
May 3, 2006
What is the difference between Euonymus Japonica Microphyllus and Euonymus Japonica Microphyllus Improved? What specifically is the difference in plant size/height/growth. Thank you. Mike Knight.


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Answer from NGA
May 3, 2006
Boxleaf euonymus is a compact, small leafed shrub growing 1-2' high and half as wide. E. j. microphylla ?Improved?, is also dwarf 1?2' tall and wide; erect with small closely arranged right dark green leaves. It has a very formal appearance, and no pruning is necessary. The difference between the plants is not so much size as the compact nature of the foliage.

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