Can anyone please help identify this plant

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Brad Mildern on Nov 02, 2016
Possibly a young New Zealand Christmas bush. They eventually grow to 20 feet or so and have lovely red fluffy flowers

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Giacomina Albertini on Nov 02, 2016
Euonymus fortunei

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Isobel waugh on Nov 02, 2016
It look like Euonymus Shrub

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Dee on Nov 02, 2016
Yes - a Euonymus Fortunei.

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Dar7539045 on Nov 02, 2016
Aucuba Shrub

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Angela Barnett Bryan on Nov 02, 2016
A form of variegated ligustrum?

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Emm6633514 on Nov 02, 2016
Yeah thats a fortune plant

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Janet Pizaro on Nov 02, 2016
Variegated euonymus.

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Nita Nicholson on Nov 02, 2016
Definitely Euonymus

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Bryan Texas Jarhead on Nov 02, 2016
Golden Euonymus .It makes a beautiful background hedge when neatly trimmed .

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Gms12627986 on Nov 02, 2016
Yellow Tip Euonymus. Makes a beautiful shrub.

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Polly Skinner Guth on Nov 02, 2016
Euonymus. If getting rid of it, be aware roots go way down and spread everywhere underground.

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Ruth Puckett on Nov 02, 2016
Looks like a ground cover named "Emerald Gold Eponymous"

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Carmen on Nov 02, 2016
It's beautiful! Gtra get one!

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Marilyn Weeks on Nov 02, 2016
Peperomia

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Bonnie Knight on Nov 02, 2016
Deer love this plant, so if you live where there are deer, be aware they will eat it to the ground.

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Sue Braun on Nov 02, 2016
Looks like my privot bush.

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Natalie Pope-Smith on Nov 02, 2016
Hosta

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Margaret Anstey on Nov 02, 2016
i would say that it is a Euynominus

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Lisa S on Nov 02, 2016
Variegated euonymous

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Teresa Murray Smith on Nov 02, 2016
Looks like Vinca to me

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Susan on Nov 02, 2016
It is a Euonymous. Some are variegated like yours and others solid green. bushlike or can climb.

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Nor11058250 on Nov 02, 2016
Variegated euonymus, grows great up fences, borders, just a great plant

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Ran522480 on Nov 02, 2016
Variegated vinca

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Alana on Nov 02, 2016
I have this in front of my house and someone told me it was euonymus but another person told me it was ligustrum. Hard to tell from the photo.

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Rosemary on Nov 02, 2016
It appears to be a Euonymus plant, depending on the variety they can be ground cover, a bush or even a climber.

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Jerseygal on Nov 02, 2016
Looks like euonymous to me. I believe this is the variegated kind and that SOLID green leaves is another type.

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Joni on Nov 02, 2016
Variegated euonymus

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Vicki Monigold Dickinson on Nov 02, 2016
Looks like a variety of hosta

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Janis Tripp on Nov 02, 2016
Looks like Hostas to me

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Dee Mason on Nov 02, 2016
It's a Euonymous 'Emerald and Gold'

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Susan on Nov 02, 2016
Emerald and gold euonymus

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Grace on Nov 02, 2016
Gold euonymus

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Miller on Nov 02, 2016
Euonymus.

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Melissa Harris on Nov 02, 2016
Golden eunymus

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Morion on Nov 02, 2016
An Euonymus Fortunei- silver pillar? Full sun, part shade, height to 1meter and frost hardy. Thrives in most soils and that includes poor, dry soils. Ideal for group plantings and low hedges. Hope this helps!

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Eliza on Nov 02, 2016
yes, euonymus. indestructible. thrives on neglect. love mine.

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Lou on Nov 02, 2016
Euyonymus

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Jody H on Nov 02, 2016
Hydrangea

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Linda Petherick Strycharski on Nov 03, 2016
Looks like variegated japonica.(euronymus japonica)

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JoAnn Dibeler on Nov 03, 2016
I want to say Arbovita (spelled wrong, I'm afraid) I have one, but the trim is yellow so maybe it's not. It grows tall and bushy but mine is in a container

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Carrie on Nov 03, 2016
100% Euonymus! (Euonyus fortunei)....... 'Emerald 'n' Gold'. A smashing shrub, I have heaps of them in my garden :-)

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Micki Gfellers on Nov 03, 2016
Variegated Wegeila

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Candi on Nov 03, 2016
Carrie is right, 100% Euonymous....I have 2 in my yard

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- Donna Snell Cruger on Dec 17, 2016
  
  Def variegated euonymus. Coming from a farmers wife.
  
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9042334 on Nov 03, 2016
Looks like a Hosta to me.

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Kathryn Raffloer on Nov 03, 2016
Euonymust "golden"

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Deltamom on Nov 03, 2016
variegated euonymus sold in garden centers.

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LF on Nov 04, 2016
Variegated euonymous

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Lissa Balda on Nov 06, 2016
Hosta

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Joann on Nov 08, 2016
It looks like the evergreen , the variegated Boxleaf Euonymus. Easy to grow and maintain. It is a low growing shrub that tolerates heat and even poor soils.

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Debbie Meadows Williams on Nov 14, 2016
All of these answers are correct except Hosta...This is definitely Not a Hosta. They do like Sun, & the more sun the more yellow you will get.

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Tauba brown on Nov 24, 2016

I work in Lowes outside garden center. You have as others have said a Golden Euonymous..they are a beautiful shrub and love full sun. They can get very large unless you keep them trimmed. They add great color to any yard.

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Kal on Jun 28, 2018

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Agnes Chrzanowska on Apr 30, 2021

download an app that can identify it

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