While this row of burning bush will never grow into a privacy hedge or screen in my landscape, routine yearly pruning allows me to enjoy the breathtaking fall color of these plants each year, and ...

Burning bushes can be used in base plantings, hedges and even as a specimen plant. Unfortunately it is on the Invasive Plant List because birds spread the seed especially in areas where the shrubs ...

Protect burning bushes and other shrubs by removing vegetation from their base in late fall to reduce the habitat for the meadow voles. Also, consider spraying the base of the plants with a ...

take out any more than 20 percent of the shrubs branches. This pruning will invigorate the shrub and perhaps force out even more new growth than it would normally produce. Burning bush grows ...

Q: Do you have any idea what is wrong with my burning bush or what I can do to save it ... Q: We have removed an old overgrown hedge from the south side of our house. What kind of shrub could ...

Dear Carol: There are a couple of large burning bushes that I would like to prune ... branches. With some shrubs, it’s possible to do this without ruining the shape of the plant.

One of the most common of these bright fall shrubs, commonly known as Burning Bush, was classified by the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources in 2023 as an invasive shrub.

This growth habit has also made the plant popular as a privacy screen or hedge for many homeowners. Burning bush can be found throughout landscapes of Greater Columbus and I’m not suggesting ...

Q: I have noticed two incidents where mature burning bushes just start turning brown, the leaves wilt and the plant dies. This has happened at two different locations in the western suburbs of Vill… ...