Euonymus europaeus "Red Cascade' fertiliser pruning is best left until

pruning is best left until late spring then the plant can be cut back quite hard to a good pair of buds  on each stem

An evergreen shrub with bright red leaves when young

The buds first appear in spring

the perfect solution to weeds in larger nooks and crannies than the Block Paving Knife can deal with

The tang (or neck) is precision forged to the perfect angle for ergonomic working

Euonymus europaeus "Red Cascade' fertiliser pruning is best left untilRed Cascade is a large shrub, which can grow to 3m x 2. 5m if left unchecked in a situation which suits it. It has mid green elliptical to lance shaped deciduous leaves, but it really comes into it's own in autumn when the leaves turn spectacular shades of vibrant red before dropping. In midsummer insignificant flowers appear, but they are followed by georgeous pink orange winged fruit, which last long after the leaves have dropped to create real