Euonymus alatus - Burning bush bonsai:

A popular shrub for its beautiful fall foliage color and spectacular, colorful crop. Slow-growing deciduous with slightly toothed foliage, which feels good primarily in sunny or semi-shady places. Spring flowering, although mild, is an extremely lovely sight. Its pale green inflorescence is a typical feature along with rustic branches. The plant prefers abundant irrigation, but this is only suitable in loose and well-drained soils. Repotting bonsai is recommended in the spring, and Akadama is an ideal planting medium. The height of the plant planted in the Japanese bonsai pot (measured from the edge of the bowl) is 45cm.

Origin from Japan