ID of Star Jasmine & Euonymus

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  1. M Farooq

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    Hello list,

    Could someone identify the following two plants (close up and growing habits of each)? It was sold as star jasmine but has not flowered as yet. The second one is apparently Euonymus.

    Thanks.

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    Silver surfer Generous Contributor 10 Years

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    Ron B Paragon of Plants 10 Years

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    They're all Euonymus.
     
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    Thanks. Could someone identify the species for picture # 1, if it is Euonymus. It has never flowered though.

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    Both are either E. fortunei or E. japonicus which are somewhat hard to distinguish on photos. Probably the easiest method is to check their habit: E. fortunei cultivars tend to have a creeping/climbing habit, while E. japonicus is an upright shrub.
     
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