Description
Larval Host Plant (moths):
Saddleback Looper
Euonymus americanus / Hearts-a-Bursting
$20.00
Hearts-a-bursting is a shrub found in fertile forest understories and sandy low woods. Its unusual common name arises from its showy fruit capsules that split open to reveal pendant red arils. The plant is highly shade tolerant and will sometimes seek sunny spots in the understory with lax, layering stems.
In landscaping, it is showy and unusual. Its shade tolerance and slender form make it suitable for woodland gardens. It spreads by suckering and layering but is not highly aggressive.
Height: to 6′ Blooms: May, June Fruits: September, October
Siting: Average to moist soils, part sun to shade
Deer Resistance: Low
Provenance: NJ
Additional information
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