First of all, I'd like to apologize for the low quality pictures. My camera is dead and I had to use a phone.
I collected this Euonymus Alatus yesterday from school. I've had my eye on it for awhile so I decided to be brave and ask about it, what did I have to lose? It was awesome, I asked the groundskeeper if I could dig it up and he said "Go get a shovel and it's yours!"
The base is about 3-4 inches thick and there is a lot of dead wood on it from getting abused by snow removal equipment over the years. There were a few big lateral roots I had to chop through, but tons of tiny feeder roots so it will survive just fine. I think it has a great future.the pictures are: Front, Right side, Left, Whole plant(mostly).
I collected this Euonymus Alatus yesterday from school. I've had my eye on it for awhile so I decided to be brave and ask about it, what did I have to lose? It was awesome, I asked the groundskeeper if I could dig it up and he said "Go get a shovel and it's yours!"
The base is about 3-4 inches thick and there is a lot of dead wood on it from getting abused by snow removal equipment over the years. There were a few big lateral roots I had to chop through, but tons of tiny feeder roots so it will survive just fine. I think it has a great future.the pictures are: Front, Right side, Left, Whole plant(mostly).