Pennsylvania falls within the defined USDA Northeast region of the U.S.: the western Pennsylvania specific USDA Planting Zone ...

Last, but certainly not “last or least” on the list of invasive plants to avoid and remove is the Burning Bush (Euonymus alatus – Winged Euonymus). Like most invasives discussed here ...

Replace your wintercreeper with a native plant instead, like fragrant sumac. You may know wintercreeper as climbing, spreading, Japanese, creeping, and wintercreeper Euonymus, Fortune's spindle ...

euonymus, hollies, leucothoe, and boxwoods. It’s still too early to assess the final toll for two reasons. One is that plants have yet to go through the handoff from winter into early spring ...

Evergreen Euonymus japonicus Jean Hugues is taller ... The problem is that plants are not obedient to a pattern as they grow. They have to be clipped and shaped frequently. I prefer to play ...

A Redditor was worried about a plant they spotted and asked r/invasivespecies for help identifying it. "Is this plant invasive? I live in the DC area. Sorry I can't figure out what it is," wrote the ...

Mixed with the green escallonia it makes a very interesting hedge. There are a variety of euonymus plants with green, yellow or variegated leaves to choose from, all are very hardy against salty ...