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Burning Bush 'Cole's Compact': Neat Shrub with Blazing Red Fall Foliage

Burning Bush 'Cole's Compact' (Euonymus alatus 'Cole's Compact')

Compact branching and smaller, dense foliage make this a neat, well‑behaved shrub. Blazing red foliage is prized in autumn, especially when planted near yellow or golden foliage plants. A fine hedge or accent. Deciduous.

Growing Conditions

Full Sun
Moderate Water
Height: 3–5 feet
Spread: 4–7 feet

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