Origin shape: 1.2m-1.8m Hokkaido boxwood, 2m-2.5m-3m Hokkaido boxwood

  Origin shape: 1
2m-1
8m Hokkaido boxwood, 2m-2
5m-3m Hokkaido boxwood
Hokkaido boxwood shrub, up to 3 meters high; Branchlets tetragonal, with slight wrinkle
Leaves leathery, shiny, Hokkaido boxwood obovate or elliptic, 3-5 cm long and 2-3 cm wide, apex round, wide or acute, base cuneate, edge with shallow fine blunt teeth; Petiole ca
1 cm long
Cymes 5-12-flowered, peduncle 2-5 cm long, 2-3 times branched, branches and peduncles flat and strong, and the third branch is often as long as or shorter than the floret peduncle; Pedicel 3-5 mm long; Grayish green, 5-7 mm in diameter; Petals suborbicular, length and width about 2 mm, stamens, anthers oblong, introverted; Filaments 2-4 mm long; Ovary 2 ovules per locule, inserted at the top of the axis
Capsule subglobose, ca
8 mm in diam
, reddish; Seeds 1 per locule, terminal, elliptic, about 6 mm long, about 4 mm in diameter, aril orange red, full seed
The flowering period is from June to July and the fruit ripening period is from September to October
Main value: the fruit of this species is smooth and has never seen thorns
The flora of Malaysia describes that the fruit of this species tends to have thorns
I'm afraid it's not this species
Due to long-term cultivation, variation of leaf shape, size and leaf markings, there are most horticultural variants Hokkaido boxwood is suitable for planting in cold and arid areas in northern China in winter
It can be planted alone, in rows or in groups in urban courtyard greening
Its drought tolerance is also better than that of ordinary Euonymus japonicus; It has strong ability to absorb harmful gases, and has strong resistance to such harmful gases
It is used in landscaping construction
The wood is fine and can be used as raw materials for handicrafts; The bark contains hard rubber and can be used as industrial raw materials; Its medicine has diuretic and strong effects