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Euonymus europaeus - Common European Spindle Trees

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Autumn Colour Native Hedging Screening Hedging Native

Medium Acidic Soil Chalky Soil Exposed Windy Areas

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Spindleberry Hedging Plants

The Spindleberry or Spindle tree, Euonymus europaeus, is one of Britain's most colourful native, large shrubs. It is a fast-growing, bushy plant that is perfect for hedges and rough, country style screening. It has with fantastically bright berries and autumn leaves. The tiny flowers are green and insignificant, but they still attract bees and ripen over the summer into shiny, bright orange seeds that poke out of a punk pink casing.
Spindleberry is commonly used in mixed country hedgerows and is often found growing wild in chalky areas.
Please note that although the seeds are beautiful, they are poisonous to humans. They taste very bitter, so children will spit them out if they try one, but it is still important to educate them about poisonous plants.

Growing Spindle Hedging
This native plant is happy anywhere, apart from coastal sites with salt winds. It loves chalky soil. It can reach 3-4 metres.
Spacing: 3 plants to the metre.

Spindle wood is hard and was often used for making tool handles, including textile spindles.