Plant Medic columnist Ricky Kemery says burning bush plants are popular because of their low maintenance requirements, but it ...

Plant burning bush in an area that gets full sunlight, gifting the plant with rays for at least six to eight hours a day. In warmer climates, the bush can stand a partially shady spot, ...

Many varieties of burning bush will grow over 12 feet tall and wide if not sheared. ... Burning bush is a handsome and rugged plant that will grow in bad soils and tolerate drought.

If a burning bush shrub is very overgrown and neglected, a hard prune may be in order. Here’s how to do it: Use the loppers to cut the larger stems of the bush and hand pruners for smaller ...

Q: Do you have any idea what is wrong with my burning bush or what I can do to save it? It is several years old and I have never had an issue with it before. Some of the branches are brown, but ...

The burning bush shrub, whose blazing autumn hues illuminate many eastern U.S. landscapes, may soon be getting a makeover to curb its voracious appetite for other plants' land, sunlight and soil ...

Burning bush and other deciduous shrubs usually begin leafing out about May 10, although weather can change that on either side. If you shoot for having the job done by May 1, you should be fine.

Years ago, when I purchased my home right next to Blendon Woods Metro Park, I inherited a row of six burning-bush shrubs in my side yard. I personally like all the shrubs in my landscape to have a ...

No native animals eat burning bush, which is one reason it has been a popular, easy-care plant. It grows in any type of soil except bogs and in conditions ranging from full sun to deep shade.

Winged burning bush, winged euonymus, or simply burning bush (Euonymus alatus) is a medium-sized deciduous shrub native to China, Japan and Korea but is widely planted in the United States. Winged ...

Focus on Flowers is a weekly podcast and public radio program about flower gardening hosted by master gardener Moya Andews. ... A Bush That Burns. By Moya Andrews Posted October 4, 2012.