Q. I have a burning bush in my landscape that I have trained as a small tree by removing the lower branches. It turns a deep red color in the fall. Is this a plant that can tolerate being trained as a ...

A vibrant, red burning bush plant sitting in a garden. - James Andrews/Getty Images For decades, the burning bush (Euonymus alatus), also referred to as corky spindletree, was a staple in suburban ...

Very little in nature is purely black or white or strictly good or bad. The current heightened interest in native plants is a great example of this phenomenon as most gardeners currently seek out ...

No matter how pretty a plant, it's not going to stay on everybody's good list if it misbehaves. Burning bush (Euonymus alatus) is an example of a shrub that gardeners are starting to avoid in favor of ...

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 ...

Few landscape shrubs are as well known as the “burning bush” (Euonymus alatus or “winged euonymus”), a woody shrub known for its spectacular red fall color. The term “winged” Euonymus refers to the ...

The red berries of burning bush are eaten by birds and spread from landscape to natural areas, where this non-native, invasive shrub can take over and crowd out native plants. The red berries of ...

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 ...

Burning bush shrubs may appear pretty in the fall, when their leaves turn a blazing bright red. But they also are pretty invasive, and this year they earned a spot on Pennsylvania’s list of noxious ...

In this edition of ID That Tree, Purdue extension forester Lenny Farlee helps you identify American elderberry, a native shrub found in wetland areas and other areas with good-quality moist soils.

Sylvia Dorsey: “I’m in this park every day. It consumes my life. Sometimes I wonder if I’m crazy.” Credit: Alexandra Martinakova Photos The forest after the volunteers helped clear out the burning ...