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| Euonymus atropurpureus
Eastern wahooA native understory woodland species, growing to a large shrub or small tree with attractive red capsules and accompanying red arils. Although common in native woodlands, it is not much utilized in the landscape trade.| Habit: | Rounded to broad-rounded, multi-stemmed, leggy, irregular, large shrub or small tree | | Size: | 10-25' high | | Color: | Dark green | | Texture: | Medium-fine | | Hardiness: | Zone 3b USDA | | Habitat: | New York - Tennessee - Oklahoma - Minnesota | | Family: | Celastraceae | |
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