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Western Wahoo

Euonymus occidentalis

Categories
Native

Plant Description

Uncommon, spindly, shade-loving deciduous shrub with dangling purplish-red flowers and red-orange fruits that attract birds. Turns red-orange to yellow in autumn. Tolerant of drought.

Plant Details

Life Forms
Shrub
Habitats
Bottomland forests
Forest edges
Riparian forests
Woodlands
Soil and Moisture Conditions
Dry to wet
Special Uses
Attracts birds
Attracts pollinators and or other beneficial insects
Drought tolerant
Good for shady woodland garden
Shade Preference
Full shade
Full sun
Part shade
Mature Height up to 18'
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