Euonymus fortunei

Euonymus fortunei winter creeper

Plant grows in the wild/spontaneouslyPlant is invasive in PA Add to MyPlants View Locations

Invasive Chinese evergreen vine, the stems are creeping or climbing by aerial rootlets.

Cultivated and occasionally naturalized in floodplain forests.

Mostly present in the south-east.

Wetland code: Not classified

Flowers May through June.

Fruits October through winter.

Leaves stay green throughout the winter.

Flowers  greenish-white, produced on horizontal non-rootlet-bearing branches

Leaves  ovate-elliptic

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Euonymus fortunei winter creeper

Plant grows in the wild/spontaneouslyPlant is invasive in PA
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Plant Life-Form
woody vine
Common Names
winter creeper