Spindle Whips | Euonymus europaeus British From the visionary work of

From the visionary work of Frederick Law Olmsted to the contemporary brilliance of Piet Oudolf

One of the first spring flowers appearing from late winter to early spring

In dry conditions

This hedging blend performs well in a wide range of soils

Spindle Whips | Euonymus europaeus British From the visionary work ofSpindle Euonymus europaeus For a single row of hedging, you will need 4 plants per metre; for a double row of hedging, you will need 6 plants per metre. Recognised by its distinctive pink fruit with orange berries, the spindle is popular in gardens for its autumn colour, and is commonly found naturally on the edges of woods and in scrub and hedges. Its small white flowers appear in clusters in May and June and are a rich source of nectar and pollen