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Burning Bush Euonymus: Eleven Months Green, Two Weeks Spectacular Red

Euonymus alatus is a one-trick pony: nondescript green background plant 11 months, then vivid red leaves in November. If you don't mind waiting for two weeks of beauty, it's a good landscape choice.

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