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Green And White Variegated Shrubs

As the plants mature those with the velvety leaves will lose that soft velvet feel and appearance and those with the variegated color will lose any variegation and the leaves will be solid green. Abutilon megapotamicum wisley red abutilon.

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Why we love it. Typically these would be a combination of two colours. Emerald gaiety euonymus fortunei emerald gaiety with its white and green variegation is another. Variegation in plant leaves and foliage stock photography of leaf in green and white green and gold yellow and green red and gold even tricolor color combinations perennials annuals shrubs flowers trees bulbs etc.

Emerald gaiety white album. A plant with variegation can be the finishing touch to breakup a monotone green border or lighten a dark corner of the garden. Easy maintenance green boxwood accepts trimming and shaping. Variegated plants have leaves with streaks and blotches of different colours.

Green and gold or green and white. Evergreen shrub for shade. Moonshadow euonymus fortunei moonshadow has green and gold leaves with the gold in the center and the green on the margins. Mature plants are approximately 10 feet high and wide.

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