How to grow Silver King Euonymus with a detailed description

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This video is a detailed description of Silver King Euonymus. Silver King is a variegated upright growing variety of Euonymus. It has creamy white variegated foliage year around. Silver King makes a great foundation plant or a container plant. This low maintenance shrub is very showy.
Silver King Euonymus
Euonymus japonicus 'Silver King'
Jim has over 30 years experience in the green industry and is the current owner of Earthworks Nursery.
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@cassandra2553 6 лет назад

Thank you Jim, new homeowner here and I’m really glad I found your channel. It’s very informative and enjoyable to watch.

@dannac_8888 2 года назад

Jim, this was fantastic. I have a hard time finding this particular one in all of my local nurseries. People try to sell me a variegated-looking plant with 4 leaves that come from a center stem and thorny. I finally located one that was not for sale, the King ;like you're holding but the white and creme shades are over 50% of the leaf=gorgeous. It was growing naturally up a spruce tree, to at least 20' or more. It is stunning climbing up and in such a high contrast big tree like that. So I was lucky enough to have some branches that had fallen from a storm the day before and now I am off to propagate this magnificent addition to my gardens. I just thought you'd like to know there is a climbing nature to it and it really takes off in that acidic soil up on a hillside in zone 7a.

@amyims 5 лет назад

Thanks, Jim. I bought one from my local garden center and it stayed healthy in the container for over 6 months! I'm going to plant it to anchor a foundation planting with various local azaleas, bulbs and dogwood in my backyard against a white picket fence where it can get air flow and several good hours of filtered morning sun. That variegation will really help other plants pop against the white fence. Your review was super helpful in my zone 7 deer friendly habitat. Helped me decide against positioning it in a couple other empty spots along the house foundation. Thank for the thorough information about planting, mulching and moisture.

@JimPutnam 5 лет назад

Thank you. It is in the video I am uploading right now as well.

@LibbySingsMezzo 4 года назад

I ordered a cherry laurel online and was sent one of these by mistake. Once I figured out what it was, I was very happy. I love variegated and the leaves are beautiful. And I have a great spot for it.

@carakathryn1799 3 года назад

Thank you! Great info! I just bought one and I plan on planting it today. Amateur Gardner here so I loved all of the tips and education☺️Thanks so much!

@jasoncosby8363 3 года назад

I’ve got 8 of these bad boys around my home and under the windows and it is the lowest maintenance plant for sure!

@kaylac3367 3 года назад

I have some golden Euonymus shrubs in different locations on my property and wondered about scale problems and how to treat preventively and you answered that. Thanks

@Santos-ek8md 5 лет назад

Awesome video Jim!

@JimPutnam 5 лет назад

Thank you

@rooteddwellings 3 года назад

So glad I found your channel!

@ugtitto2654 2 года назад

Super useful info. I only bought one Euonymus plant but started to think buying lots more to replace my thorny mixed hedge with this evergreen. However, due the scale insect problem resulting from the lack of good airflow, this plant can't be used a hedge... I didn't know that... So I'll just pot it and grow it as a lolipop topiary near the porch.

@aquilathebee8058 6 лет назад

Just bought this beautiful plant from Lowe’s and searched here to learn how to grow it. Can’t wait to see its nice foliage against my Leyland Cypress.

@JimPutnam 6 лет назад

Good luck with them. Thanks for watching

@danlewis1871 6 лет назад

Very informative Thanks Jim

@donnalightfoot5932 4 года назад

Thank you Jim. What a great video containing everything I wanted to know, except the use of cedar bark. They use it here and apparently don't know how to use it correctly - so sad. Thanks again.

@gkespinoza777 4 года назад

Subscribed! Glad I found you here. Getting ideas on how and what to buy for my blank canvas small yard. Thanks!

@Backyardprojectguy 4 года назад

Well done..very informative. Thanks for sharing.

@solarroofing8072 2 года назад

GOLDEN EUONYMUS looks even better, much more yellow/gold white and green shurb can take full heat.

@karenadacosta 4 года назад

Hi Jim, Thank you for your video. It was helpful. Do you already have a video online concerning the pruning of the Euonymus? Thank you in advance!

@zakkiyyarock4334 4 года назад

Hi Jim, Thank you for this video. I don't know much about plants but wanted to add some to my apartment. I live in New York City and purchased this plant from Home Depot. Will this plant be able to thrive on my balcony in a container? If so, any tips?

@robinhull4662 5 лет назад

Here in Modesto, California July and August can have many days of triple digit temperatures. I was thinking of panting a Silver King in the front of our house where there is full sun from 11am to sunset. Our front yard faces due west with no houses to block the sun. Would this be a problem for this plant?

@ryancraner3736 4 года назад

Thanks Jim, I have golden euonymus around 50 in a hedgerow. I’m worried that I planted them too close I spaced them at 3ft apart although I have room for them to grow outward to around 4.5ft on the sides. Should I be worried? What will most likely happen? Will I just be pruning more?

@cookiebblue7723 4 года назад

I also enjoyed your video

@jacksmack9035 5 лет назад

This was helpful. I bought two of these last April and planted them in giant wooden wine barrel planters. I am on a high floor in a Manhattan apartment and I do get some wind on the balcony where they are but nothing too bad unless there is a hurricane. They are about 4 feet high and are growing on a wooden trellis very nicely. My question is as the winters is coming upon us I wonder about freezing. Should I wrap them in burlap for the winter? And should I also use some mulch at the base? They get plenty of sunlight. I do not want to lose them.

@JimPutnam 5 лет назад

If the pot freezes and the wind blows across the foliage, it could kill it quickly. The pot can't stay frozen for long periods of time. The wind is fine as long as the roots are able to deliver water to the top of the plant.

@datlaichelle2736 6 лет назад

Hello Mr. Putman. I had this shrub growing inside my home by a window. The pot was light to lift, so I watered it. I think I over watered it due to a lot of leaf drop. Most of the branches are brown and few are soft and still green. Should I throw out this beauty?

@JimPutnam 6 лет назад

I hate to tell people these kinds of things, but I would say it is on its way out and even it's not it would take an annoying amount of time to recover.

@cookiebblue7723 4 года назад

Hi Jim I bought the silver king years ago and I live in PA I have it on my front porch year round. No problem but what I want to know is what are these little balls that's growing on it now they look like little apples. Can you tell me

@brokenbutterfly3178 4 года назад

Are you familiar with a very similar variety called "euonymus Luna" with the center yellow and the edges green as opposed to the other way around? Will that too grow to a similar width and height? Also, what are those pinkish plants in the background?

@cecilall4150 Месяц назад

Hi, is there any particular name brand fertilizer you would recommend for the silver king euonymus? I'm located in zone 7a. The plant 3gal size has been in the ground 1.5 years and has been struggling to keep alive, leaves droppings, dies back cut out at plant base, etc, but appears to wanna live.much TLC😅❤

@AnaMaria-np4wu 5 лет назад

Hi Jim! We have planted 9 of these last year for a hedge between our neighbors. They are 3 feet tall and grown a bit floppy with multiple suckers. I would like to keep them tidy and full as they grow. Do i keep the suckers that are growing around each plant or can i cut suckers to keep one trunk for each plant to keep it tidy, full and strong for wind tolerance? I don't want them to grow thin and floppy. Help

@JimPutnam 5 лет назад

I would probably just do a little light pruning on the top of them a few times a season to make sure the branches are thickening up. As far as the suckers go, I probably wouldn't worry about them unless they were outside of where you want the plant to grow.

@a.l.s8950 4 года назад

Hey Jim, I purchased one of these because they’re so beautiful, but I need to repot. Can you tell me what soil I should buy to maintain it. Thanx

@andrew.charlez 3 года назад

I've had an issue with deer eating my euonymus for the past 2 winters (as you mention in the video). I know there is probably no way to avoid this. So my question is what would be the best way to revive it after the deer get to it in the winter? Last year it came back somewhat nicely, but since it's a young shrub, it was easy for the deer to just totally pull it apart again this past winter.

@outdoors_life7544 2 года назад

I have these planted in zone 6 they are hardy to -30. Why would you say not recommended for zone 6

@samanthaf6482 3 года назад

Hello Jim. I really need your help. I'm not totally sure if I have a euonymous but it looks very similar to it. Mine have gotten to about 11 feet tall and I wanted to give them a trim and maybe also get them alot more full throughout. I think I may have trimmed them wrong. I also trimmed them about 2-3 weeks before we had a bad couple day freeze and then right after getting temps in the 70s. I just looked up close today and have seen some limbs with the brown/grey outside layer of the limb splitting in areas and the ends where I cut them are green and some red spots like bacteria. I really want to save them is there anything I can do? Thanks