Origin
The Euonymus japonicus 'Luna Gold' belongs to the Celastraceae family and is originally from Japan. The plant was introduced to England in the 18th century.

Characteristics
The Euonymus japonicus 'Luna Gold', often referred to as the Japanese Spindle, is a small deciduous shrub that can reach about 1 meter in height. The plant is known for its unique gold-green leaves that are glossy in nature. In the early summer, the 'Luna Gold' produces inconspicuous greenish flowers that later change into pink-red fruits in autumn.

Care
The Euonymus japonicus 'Luna Gold' prefers well-draining soil and a location in sun or partial shade. It can be planted in the ground or in a planter. Regular pruning is important to maintain its compactness and the intensity of the colour of the leaves. In general, the 'Luna Gold' is an easy-care plant that rarely falls ill. It is recommended to protect the plant from harsh frost.