A Wisconsin gardener wanted soil advice to achieve deep red fall color on burning bushes; two were green, one light red, while workplace plants were bright red.
Burning bush (Euonymus alatus) is invasive in many states; check local regulations before planting.
Your soil is likely fine; focus on sun exposure and fall weather.
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