Paloma Blanca White Tipped Euonymus

Paloma Blanca is a compact, upright evergreen Japanese euonymus grown for its pale spring flush against mature green leaves. It suits low borders, clipped informal hedges, containers, and small foundation plantings where year-round foliage is useful. ## Seasonal Interest New growth opens cream to nearly white and gradually turns dark green, creating a bright two-tone effect in spring. The flowers are inconspicuous; foliage is the main ornamental feature. ## Siting Plant in full sun or partial shade in well-drained soil. Monrovia lists the selection at about 2 feet tall and wide and in USDA Zones 6–9; the Royal Horticultural Society gives a broader mature range of 0.5–1 meter. Leave room for the plant to develop, and use the smaller estimate as a compact garden reference rather than a guarantee. Water regularly while it establishes, then adjust to soil and weather. ## Maintenance Shape or lightly prune in spring after the new flush, and remove damaged or reverted shoots as needed. Avoid persistently waterlogged soil. [Monrovia](https://www.monrovia.com/paloma-blanca-euonymus.html) and the [RHS plant profile](https://www.rhs.org.uk/plants/343422/euonymus-japonicus-paloma-blanca-lankveld03/details) describe the cultivar, foliage, siting, and size.