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I'm trying to find information on the care and growing of the plant called "Burning Bush". How often should they be given plant food, pruning, any kind of disease to look for, etc.? Any information would be greatly appreciated.
Susan from Virginia
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RE: Caring For a Burning Bush Plant
I want to buy the seeds of Burning Bush a plant which also called as the Summer Cypress Plant - Kochia Scoparia
Please email me the email id of the seed supplier.
My email id is orwin_noronha@yahoo.co.in
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Post By Kendra (Guest Post)
(08/04/2008)
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Some shade, some heat, has been treated by lawn care, but suddenly leaves are falling off. It's only early August. 1 year old shrubs started out great, but now what?
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Post By RISK (Guest Post)
(07/13/2008)
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I have two burning bushes I purchased online three years ago. They are planted in full sun twenty feet apart with a birdbath between them. The first year, they barely grew at all. The second year they went from two feet to three. This year they are really growing fast should reach five feet easily. No special care aside from some miracle grow when I planted them and I keep competing weeds away. I figure by next year they will be above the privacy fence.
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Post By Amy (Guest Post)
(05/14/2008)
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I have 4 burning bush plants that are 2 years old. I bought online. How long before they grow into a bush? They look like sticks with leaves now? Thanks
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Post By Becci (Guest Post)
(05/11/2008)
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I plan to plant burning bushes to use as a privacy hedge and will want them to grow huge. How much space should I allow between each bush when I plant them?
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Post By Shirley N (Guest Post)
(05/03/2008)
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When is the best time to plant a burning bush? Is afternoon sun enough for it to turn red?
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burning bush hedge
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Post By Helen (Guest Post)
(04/16/2008)
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Can I use this as a hedge and how fast does it grow? Any special things I should know or get?
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Post By Rose (Guest Post)
(10/14/2007)
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Hi there, I'm wondering when can I plant the Burning Bush shrub
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Post By Christie (Guest Post)
(10/05/2007)
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Sprinkle sweet lime on your tomato plants. When it rains, it will wash away, so sprinkle again after it rains.
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Post By Will (Guest Post)
(07/24/2007)
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My burning bushes were fine until our landscaper sprayed them for fungus as part of our Tree and Shrub treatments.. Now the leaves are falling off. What Happened?
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Post By Myrtle thomas (Guest Post)
(10/10/2006)
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When do you prune A Burning Bush?
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RE: Are the buds poisonous?
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Post By Concerned (Guest Post)
(10/09/2006)
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My five year old ate some of the buds on the bush. Are they poisonous?
Editor's Note: Call the poison center immediately and ask them. Better safe than sorry.
According to: http://www.doh.wa.gov/hsqa/fsl/CRS/ ... deline_toxic_or_poisonous_plants.pdf Burning Bush leaves are toxic.
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Post By brenda (Guest Post)
(09/30/2006)
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My burning bush leafs are turning yellow with black spots what should i do?
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Post By dnujcar (Guest Post)
(05/02/2006)
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Help!!!! my five year old bush is still bare in May... looks like it's dead! Is it dormant? Will it come back?
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Post By Theresa (Guest Post)
(02/02/2006)
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I do know that burning bushes need full sun if you want them to be red...they will live in shade but they won't be as pretty.
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Post By (Guest Post)
(09/27/2005)
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http://www.daytonnursery.com/Encyclopedia/Trees_Shrubs/Euonymous.htm
try this location for more information.
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Post By Rich (Guest Post)
(08/12/2005)
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Does anyone know about this?
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RE: need tips on how to care for new shrubs and trees
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Post By Bobbi Horvat (Guest Post)
(06/20/2005)
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I am looking for tips on how to care for shrubs and trees. How often to water, fertilize them, etc. We have burning bushes, red barberry, Yews, snowmound and little princess spirea, Junipers, a dwarf lilac, and a zumi Crab tree. We have no experience with new landscaping and could use any advice given. Thanks
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Post By butterb (Guest Post)
(05/23/2005)
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Deers ate within 1 week of planting!
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Post By Monica (Guest Post)
(05/18/2005)
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I had planted a burning bush last may and it is not doing anything. This I mean it is not flowering it just looks like a dead piece of stick. It is in a sunny location. When we first got it, it had lots of green leaves on it and now this year nothing. I am ready to give up on it. Can anybody give any suggestions. Thanks.
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Post By eve (Guest Post)
(05/14/2005)
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I have had burning bushes for years. When I first planted them I gave them Miracle Grow about once a week. After that I haven't done anything special for them and they grow like crazy. My husband has to prune them each year. You can just let them grow but they get HUGE. I have never had any problems with them. They get full sun. I'm not sure if that matters.
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RE: Caring For a Burning Bush Plant
Deer and rabbits like to eat it, so I have found out.
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