Burning Bush Plant

Description

Bring unmatched seasonal colour to your landscape with the burning bush, which delivers the rich green foliage during the growing season, maintaining its fiery red display in the autumn, while enhancing any outdoor space.

The versatile shrub allows it to grow in a wide range of growing conditions and adapts to various soils, after establishing it develops drought tolerance and requires very little maintenance. 

Red Burning Bush Shrub can reach a height and width of up to 6 to 10 feet, creating a naturally rounded and dense shape. It’s adaptability and reliable performance across the USDA zones 4-8. With moderate growth, good hardiness, and less maintenance requirements, it offers a simple yet great way to add colour, texture, and value to your gardens 

Highlights

• Beautiful red foliage makes a stunning landscape display.
• A dense and round growth habit is best for borders, gardens, and hedges.
• Burning Bush Euonymus Shrubs have green, lush leaves throughout the summer and spring.
• Adapting to a wide range of well-drained soil types.
• The drought-tolerant nature makes it low maintenance.
• Reaches a height of 6 to 10 feet.
• Best for specimen plants, shrubs, or mass planting.
• With Hardy USDA zones 4-8, it can survive in cold temperatures
• Multi-season interest with lush green foliage 
• Burning Bush Shrubs For Sale are best for residential landscape and garden designs.

Specifications:

• Height: 6-8 ft.
• Width: 8-10 ft.
• Soil Type: Acidic, Adaptable
• Sunlight: Full, Partial, Shade
• Fall Color: Red

Burning Bush Planting Tips

• Choose a location that gets 4-8 hours of sunlight daily, as it helps produce the brightest red color.
• Dig a hole up to 4-6 inches deep and space the plants 6-10 feet apart, allowing proper air circulation for growth.
• Water thoroughly after planting to help the shrub settle in its new location.
• Ensure that the soil is not too soggy. It is ideal to check its moisture level up to 2 inches deep.
• In summer, give 4-8 gallons of water a week and provide fertilizer using a balanced 10-10-10 ratio.
• Do the pruning when needed and remove the dead leaves, damaged or crossing branches. 
• Inspect weekly or monthly for any signs of pest infection.