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Pipsqueak® Burning Bush: Dense Compact Shrub with Crimson Fall Color

Pipsqueak® Burning Bush

The dense, horizontal branching habit makes a striking shrub for smaller gardens—especially in autumn when leaves turn crimson red. Add to mixed shrub borders for a shot of bright fall color and neat form year-round. Deciduous.

Growing Requirements

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

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