White powdery coating on leaves suggests powdery mildew. However, leaf curling points to aphids. Check leaf undersides for tiny green/yellow/black insects and associated ants.
Burning bush (Euonymus alatus) is invasive in many regions; consider replacement with non-invasive alternatives.
Soil and Light for Burning Bush Fall Color
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Identifying and Treating Spider Mites on Burning Bush
Transplanting Mature Burning Bushes: 2-Day Hold Is Fine
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