Burning bush is a harmful enough invasive plant that it's actually banned in several states. Try this privacy hedge that's ...

This week, gardening columnist Don Kinzler answers questions about when to cut back geraniums grown from cuttings over the winter, where to prune a burning bush with rabbit damage, and more. Reader ...

Q.: I have a row of dwarf burning bushes near my driveway, in a hedgerow setting. They have been buried under snow for a good part of the winter. With the recent warm and rainy days, almost all of the ...

*Refers to the latest 2 years of stltoday.com stories. Cancel anytime. Boxwood Q • I wasn’t able to prune my boxwoods, yews and burning bushes this summer, and they’ve gotten too big. Is it too late ...

Burning bush is generally a low-maintenance deciduous landscape shrub but it can grow vigorously. If you’re contemplating when to prune a burning bush shrub to maintain its shape or rejuvenate a ...

*Refers to the latest 2 years of stltoday.com stories. Cancel anytime. Q • I have 10-foot burning bushes next to the house, and I would like to do some aggressive cutting back to about half their size ...

Q This is in response to your recent column concerning the burning bush. First of all, I have enjoyed your column and have learned a lot from it. I think it's important to mention that burning bush is ...

MINNEAPOLIS — Burning Bush is a popular large shrub common in yards and gardens throughout Minnesota. Its eye-catching color pops in every season. Its leaves have a rich emerald green color that turn ...

Everyone loves the October colors displayed by the leaves of our trees and shrubs. Are there shrubs in your landscape turning bright red in the coming months? This fall, take a closer look at these ...

“In the middle of September, we’d still play out in the rain. Nothing to lose but everything to gain.” Each September those ornamental shrubs leave behind their summer green and don their bright red ...

Dear Dr. Dirt: My dwarf burning bush has turned out to be anything but dwarf. It is already 8 feet high and still growing. I love it, but it is hiding the house. — Steve, Westfield Dear Reader: The ...