Diversity of Euonymus sp.

Euonymus carnosus and Euonymus oxyphyllus from E China, Taiwan, Japan


Euonymus fortunei and Euonymus fortunei var. radicans


Euonymus europaus with scarlet leaves and fruits from Europe,Caucasus


Euonymus planipes was posted before, this beautiful plant lost already leaves and fruits.

 

At least a couple of these don't look like the right species names are being given.

 

Which one?
Euonymus fortunei and Euonymus fortunei var. radicans?
It can be mistake.

 

Yes, those definitely look wrong.

 

We only photographed Euonymus planipes before. Neither of us posted it. Here's a photo.

 

Can you, please, give me proper names or advice. I had these names from different sources having doubts myself about one with red hairy fruits. Tag says EUONYMUS ssp DJHC, but there is no such sp in collection in this area, only Euonymus fortunei.

 

http://www.dendrology.org/site/images/web4events/pdf/Tree info IDS_06_pp30_p52_Euonymus.pdf
There is a description of most Euonymus sp. Just for me it is too complecated!?!

 

Locations of two questionable Euonymus sp.

I took pictures of locations of both questionable Euonymus sp.

4 plants near office entrance, locations 2A06(1),2A12(4),3AA6(3), around boardwalk


near garden entrance for cars, behind the shop

 

Here are more photos of the plant tagged Euonymus fortunei var. radicans,with open fruits, near the Reception Centre, growing up to the boardwalk. Andy Hill told us that these mature leaves look different from the juvenile ones (not that I've ever knowingly seen those).

The ID of this has been called into question in previous posts in this thread.