Euonymus, Burning Bush, Cork Bush, Winged Euonymus 'Little Moses'

Import, trade, sale, purchase, and planting this species is illegal in my state and at least one other. This plant invades and impoverish...Read Morees natural areas in eastern and midwestern North America. I often encounter this in wild areas, with seedlings sometimes carpeting the ground in woodlands.

Birds eat the fruit and may deposit the seeds many miles away. Your plant doesn't need to be near a wild area to spread its offspring there.

Euonymus alatus 'Little Moses will stay smaller than all the other cultivars. About 3-4' tall; may grow a bit taller with age but is eas...Read Moreily kept small. This Euonymus also has longer lasting red fall foliage and doesn't set as much seed like others. This may be a less invasive form.

I just purchased one of these to plant this fall and am disappointed to see your website state it should reach 6-8 feet in height, as the...Read More tag said 2-3 feet tall and wide.
Also it is supposed to be cold hardy to zone 4 not 6 as you state.

So now I am concerned over the success I will have adding this to my zone 4 garden. Does anyone have experience with this particular burning bush, Little Moses?