Euonymus alatus 'Unforgettable Fire' - Hardy Shrub - Gorgeous Hot Pink Autumn Foliage - Low Maintenance Plant - Easy to Grow Your Own - Compact Variety - 3X 9cm Pot by Thompson and Morgan (3)

• Brilliant magenta autumn hues.
• Dense, finely-branched foliage for enhanced texture.
• Demands minimal care and is drought-resistant.
• Showcases unique winged branches and vibrant orange-seeded fruits.
• Perfect fit for small to medium gardens.
• Supplied as 3x 9cm Potted Euonymus alatus 'Unforgettable Fire' Plant.

The allure of the Winged Spindle gets a fresh, compact makeover with the Euonymus alatus ‘Unforgettable Fire’. Crafted specifically for gardens of modest sizes, this deciduous shrub is not just another plant. Its dark green summer attire dramatically transforms to a radiant magenta pink as autumn approaches, making it an unmissable garden centrepiece. Adding to its charm are the visually striking winged branches and the fruits that gracefully pop open to flaunt their bright orange seeds in winter. Beyond its beauty, the ‘Unforgettable Fire’ is a gardener's delight due to its drought tolerance and minimal maintenance needs. Whether you imagine it adding vibrancy to your mixed borders or stealing the show as a standalone marvel, it seamlessly fits into any garden narrative, enriching it with its presence. Supplied as 3x 9cm Potted Euonymus alatus 'Unforgettable Fire' Plant. How to Grow: Light: Prefers full sun to partial shade. Sunnier locations intensify its autumn colour. Soil: It thrives in moist, yet well-drained soil types. Watering: Regular during initial growth; reduce frequency once established. Feeding: Annual application of standard shrub fertiliser suffices. Maintenance: Requires minimal pruning; trim only to remove damaged or dead growth. Safety Note: Consumption is hazardous; keep out of reach from children and pets. Images shown are for guidance only and show the expected results of plants upon maturity. Different growing conditions might vary results. Image may be included for illustration of supply but can vary due to seasonality changes (e.g. deciduous plants lose leaves in colder months).