Siberian Burning Bush

Euonymus Planipes

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Overview

The Siberian Burning Bush (Euonymus planipes) is a striking deciduous shrub, renowned for its vibrant fall foliage and ornamental red fruit. Grows to a mature height of 6-10 feet with an equal spread. Prefers well-drained soil in full sun to partial shade. Hardy in USDA zones 4-7. Its crimson capsules open to reveal orange berries, which persist into winter, adding interest to the landscape and attracting birds.

Sun Full, HalfWater Very LowZones 2–10Climate Temperate

Siberian Burning Bush (Euonymus Planipes) — The Siberian Burning Bush (Euonymus planipes) is a striking deciduous shrub

Siberian Burning Bush (Euonymus Planipes) — The Siberian Burning Bush (Euonymus planipes) is a striking deciduous shrub

Siberian Burning Bush (Euonymus Planipes) — Grows to a mature height of 6-10 feet with an equal spread

Siberian Burning Bush (Euonymus Planipes) — which persist into winter

Siberian Burning Bush (Euonymus Planipes) — Its crimson capsules open to reveal orange berries

Siberian Burning Bush (Euonymus Planipes) — Prefers well-drained soil in full sun to partial shade

Siberian Burning Bush (Euonymus Planipes) — adding interest to the landscape and attracting birds

Culture

Sun: Full, Half
Water: Very Low
USDA zones: 2–10

Shape & size

Mature height: 8–10 Ft.
Mature width: 8–10 Ft.

Classification

Family: Celastraceae
Climate: Temperate

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Siberian Burning Bush (Euonymus Planipes) — renowned for its vibrant fall foliage and ornamental red fruit

Siberian Burning Bush (Euonymus Planipes) — The Siberian Burning Bush (Euonymus planipes) is a striking deciduous shrub

Siberian Burning Bush (Euonymus Planipes) — Grows to a mature height of 6-10 feet with an equal spread

Siberian Burning Bush (Euonymus Planipes) — which persist into winter

Siberian Burning Bush (Euonymus Planipes) — Its crimson capsules open to reveal orange berries

Siberian Burning Bush (Euonymus Planipes) — Prefers well-drained soil in full sun to partial shade

Siberian Burning Bush (Euonymus Planipes) — adding interest to the landscape and attracting birds

Siberian Burning Bush (Euonymus Planipes) — scientifically known as Euonymus planipes

Siberian Burning Bush (Euonymus Planipes) — is an enchanting deciduous shrub that offers stunning visual interest throughout the year

Siberian Burning Bush (Euonymus Planipes) — Hailing from the regions of Korea

Siberian Burning Bush (Euonymus Planipes) — and the island of Sakhalin in Russia

Siberian Burning Bush (Euonymus Planipes) — dark green leaves that can reach up to 5 inches long

Siberian Burning Bush (Euonymus Planipes) — inconspicuous purple flowers that bloom in late spring

Siberian Burning Bush (Euonymus Planipes) — this species showcases an upright

Siberian Burning Bush (Euonymus Planipes) — While the flowers may be modest

Siberian Burning Bush (Euonymus Planipes) — approximately 0.5 to 0.75 inches in diameter

Siberian Burning Bush (Euonymus Planipes) — which split open to reveal orange seeds in the fall

Siberian Burning Bush (Euonymus Planipes) — This remarkable seed display

Siberian Burning Bush (Euonymus Planipes) — lends the bush its common name.<br><br>For planting

Siberian Burning Bush (Euonymus Planipes) — combined with the fiery red to purple autumn foliage

Siberian Burning Bush (Euonymus Planipes) — select a site offering well-drained soil with full sun to partial shade

Siberian Burning Bush (Euonymus Planipes) — The Siberian Burning Bush tolerates a range of soil types

Siberian Burning Bush (Euonymus Planipes) — including urban pollution

Siberian Burning Bush (Euonymus Planipes) — making it versatile for various landscape designs

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