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Burning Bush provides eye-catching color for months. Its emerald green leaves turn a brilliant red in the fall. This deciduous shrub grows 4 ft. to 6 ft. tall and is very thick with stems, making it a great barrier against dust, snow and wind. It's also low maintenance and rarely needs trimming. For the best color, grow this shrub in full Sun.

Aptly named for its vivid fall color, the Burning Bush shrub undergoes one of the most dramatic transformations seen in any landscape as autumn sets in. The foliage starts off a light green in spring, which begins to turn red in summer, and finally becomes a brilliant shade of scarlet that remains for the duration of autumn. This dwarfing shrub is both clean and low maintenance, attaining a low symmetrically globe-shaped form with no pruning required. The Dwarf Burning Bush reaches an equal height and width of 4 ft. to 6 ft. and lives most comfortably in USDA Cold Hardiness Zones 3-9, allowing this beautiful shrub to grow almost anywhere in the United States.

Fire Ball Burning Bush Euonymus offers stunning bright red Fall foliage. This Euonymus from Proven Winners is adaptable and hardier than other varieties, coming back strong even after the harshest of winters. It is also drought tolerant, so you do not have to worry about watering it every day. Plant it among Spring and Summer flowering shrubs for a jolt of color in the Fall. For maximum Fall color, Fire Ball Euonymus should be planted in full sun.

Ornamental Flowering Almond is known as 1 of the first bloomers in spring, and signals that warmer days are ahead. Each spring you will enjoy lovely pink flowers, that once are done flowering become a handsome landscape shrub. These really look spectacular in a mass planting or hedge as well. Hardy in USDA zones 4 to 8.

Casting vibrant color when similar varieties are fading, the Burning Bush lives up to its name. In fact, it delights in green through late summer and then in early fall, you'll see the leaves catch fire and turn bright red. No matter where you plant the Burning Bush, it will demand attention with their incredible color.

This exquisite deciduous dwarf shrub is perfect for and space in need of a fiery color palette. The densely branched and compact form holds brilliant scarlet-red leaves that have a horizontal layered effect when viewing the shrub. And even though it is considered a dwarf, it can still grow to over 6 ft. at maturity. We suggest that you plant your new Dwarf Burning Bush in full to partial Sun and fertile, well-drained soils for the best growing results.

Black Chokeberry is an easy-to-grow native plant that's loaded with black berries that ripen in late Summer and can hang on the bush throughout winter. Berries are very high in antioxidants and are great used for wine, jam, baking and more. Highly ornamental shrub features white blooms and glossy green foliage.

Burning Bush provides eye-catching color for months. Its emerald green leaves turn a brilliant red in the fall. This deciduous shrub grows 4 ft. to 6 ft. tall and is very thick with stems, making it a great barrier against dust, snow and wind. It's also low maintenance and rarely needs trimming. For the best color, grow this shrub in full sun.

Dwarf Burning Bush brings bold, vibrant color to your garden in every season. Its leaves begin in a shade of rich emerald green, then turn fire-engine red in fall and cling well into winter, long after other shrubs are bare. Once its leaves fall, the corky bark with winged twigs still provide plenty of wintertime charm. Dwarf Burning Bush grows 4 ft. to 6 ft. Tall and rarely needs trimming. Plant in full Sunlight for the truest, deepest colors.

Aptly named for its vivid fall color, the Burning Bush shrub undergoes 1 of the most dramatic transformations seen in any landscape as autumn sets in. The foliage starts off a light green in spring, which begins to turn red in summer and finally becomes a brilliant shade of scarlet that remains for the duration of autumn. This dwarfing shrub is both clean and low maintenance, attaining a low symmetrically globe-shaped form with no pruning required. The Dwarf Burning Bush reaches an equal height and width of 4 ft. to 6 ft. and lives most comfortably in USDA Cold Hardiness Zones 3-9, allowing this beautiful shrub to grow almost anywhere in the United States.