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Burning Bush - Grove Dwarf
It is desired for the intense scarlet red fall coloring. It is tolerant of shade, but should be planted in full sun for the best fall color. Grove Dwarf Burning Bush, Euonymus alatus 'Grove Compactus', is a compact Burning Bush that is versatile enough to use as a hedge, screen, en masse, or in borders; and pretty enough for a specimen plant. This deciduous plant loves full sun and is a moderate grower to 5 to 6 feet tall and 6-8 feet wide. This shrub has an interesting compact, mounded form that displays attractive rich green leaves from spring through summer. ... more information
Indigo Bush-False Indigo Useful as a large shrub or small tree in areas where there is plenty of water available. This bush attracts butterflies. Needs pruning in late winter or early spring to keep shaped. Native from Connecticut to Minnesota, south to Louisiana and Florida. Fragrant foliage has the compound pinnate leaves typical of the Pea family, often most bushy on the upper third of the shrub. Fruit is a warty, kidney shaped pod, persisting into winter. This deciduous shrub does well in full sun and poor, sandy soil. Flowers are 1/3-inch wide, purple-blue with orange anthers, on 3- to 6-inch upright spikes. |
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