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This low-growing, spreading form of Euonymus thrives in tough conditions, forming dense mats of leathery, oval leaves that transition from deep green in spring and summer to rich purple in fall and winter. It spreads by rooting stems, making it excellent for stabilizing slopes or filling in bare spots under trees. Purple Wintercreeper is tolerant of shade, sun, poor soil, and urban conditions, making it a favorite for low-maintenance landscapes. Its neat, compact habit keeps it attractive year-round with minimal effort.
This section shows how the plant will fit into your yard and into your life.
Evergreen foliage turns deep purple in winter
Groundcover, slopes, borders, foundation plantings, erosion control
Low pollen allergen
Toxic if ingested; keep away from children and pets
Low; tidy habit with little cleanup needed
Low; prune to control spread if needed
This section covers practical care information for homeowners.
Low to moderate; water regularly until established
Very adaptable; handles poor, rocky, or compacted soils
High; established plants tolerate dry spells well
Moderate; not typically favored, but may be nibbled
Good; may experience occasional scale or mildew
