The flowers of the North have faded but we are getting a lot of color from the Burning Bush (Euonymus alatus) This is a deciduous shrub from the Staff-Tree Family (Celastraceae).
This plant is so colorful in the Fall.
It is hard to miss as you drive down the street.
This plant and the closeness to the tree made this so special to me.
I hope you didn't mind the beauty of the Burning Bush with the bright red colored leaves for one week as we adjust the seasons.
Mind? I'm thrilled. Our burning bushes seem to have lost their leaves, but they provided the fallen leaves in some of my marigold photos. I didn't know what they were called a month ago, but because I photographed my neighbor's on a meme, I know see them everywhere! What fabulous bushes. Glad you treasure yours.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Autumn colors.
ReplyDeleteThanks for share colors and songs.
Beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteGet out of town! I have heard of this bush but have never seen it.....I gotta have it! Great post.
ReplyDeleteI love burning bushes too.. providing great colour in late October and November.
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wow! what a unique autumn colors..thanks for sharing very beautiful...
ReplyDeleteThose are so pretty. I love them. I took a picture of a line of them by the road. I have not posted it though. I like the one around the tree.
ReplyDeleteI've never seen those before. They are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting my site. I've stayed on the beach a few hotels down from the Don CeSar (before it was restored)as a teenager while on vacation from Ohio. Now I live here so I've never stayed there, but I suppose I could just because it'd be neat.
Have a great week!
Wow. That bush is an amazing color!!
ReplyDeleteHow pretty!! Pretty doesn't even describe it. Wow!! I love the last photo where the bush is hugging around the tree. Gorgeous photos!!
ReplyDeleteWow is my grandson's newest word. I think I will use it for your blog post today. WOW, WOW,WOW!
ReplyDeleteLots of red and green there. Are you in a Christmas frame of mind?
I have heard of the Burning Bush before, but never seen one.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful! I'll bet sometimes you can't wait for Autumn so you can see it get dressed up!
Thanks for sharing!
Oh wow... so pretty! No one will surely miss that!
ReplyDeleteMy flower for today is posted here. Have a great week ahead!
Lovely, Tom. I love the burning bushes too. Your pictures are beautiful.
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ReplyDeleteI liked very much that colorful leaves!
Red is a marvelous color!
Have a nice week, my friend,
Luiz
Mine is not nearly that vibrant.
ReplyDeleteThese are lovely.
I like how the one seems to be a 'tree-hugger'! :)
Oh wow! I love the burning bush! Never seen one before!
ReplyDeletePaz
Your burning bush is on fire with its radiant beauty. I am so very glad you decided to share it with us. Great photos!
ReplyDeletenever saw a plant as red as that before. great job FG.
ReplyDeleteI've never seen a burning bush. Wow, they're spectacular.
ReplyDeleteTheir few days of fame. Burning Bush is aptly named and such a insignificant plant the rest of the year. MB
ReplyDeleteOh my! Those are fabulous flowers and photos:)
ReplyDeleteFishing Guy..I wanted to let you know that I moved my blog from blogger to wordpress as you were correct about the problems with the post. I hope this alleviates any future problems for me as it was a lot of work...Thanks for stopping by the old blog...@:}
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Outstanding bushes!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and gorgeous huge bushes of red flowers :)
ReplyDeletewhat a beautiful burning bushes, fabulous shot!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh that is just the most beautiful bush and color i have seen so far.
ReplyDeleteLove the Burning Bush.. We have them around here---but they are gone now. Looks like Winter has come to Tennessee (although we still have TONS of leaves to rake and blow)...
ReplyDeleteWow, the burning bushes are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThey are so incredibly beautiful. Your photos are wonderful!
ReplyDeleteWow really birgt colours on that bush I have never seen such colour before well done!
ReplyDeleteWow - it's stunning red color! It looks like picture is on fire.
ReplyDeleteThey are definitely burning! Great colors.
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing bush! My husband said that he sees several of them while driving to Tennessee. I haven't seen any around here.
ReplyDeleteSorry I've been away so long.
Take care and have a great week.
Lisa
That must be reddest bush I have ever seen! Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThat's gorgeous, never have been such colour in bush8]
ReplyDeleteBEAUTIFUL PHOTOS!!autumn colors!!
ReplyDeleteWow! What stupendous colours. Lovely photos as well.
ReplyDeletethat's nice. well taken.
ReplyDeleteHow intense and colorful. It's just beautiful :-)
ReplyDeleteMy neighbor has several Burning Bushes....they certainly are bright and hard to miss!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful job Fishing Guy.. I love these bushes. esp in the fall.. fantastic color. Have a wonderful week.
ReplyDeleteBurning bush are gorgeous and they turn so pretty right when we are upset because the frost has gotten the flowerbed real good. I have 2 for that reason.
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing bush ! it almost looks like painted !
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing bush ! it almost looks like painted !
ReplyDeleteWow! Stunning. Those pics sure have brightened up a dull day here in English Kent.
ReplyDeleteI didn't mind a bit-they are stunning. Red is my favorite color too!
ReplyDeleteThat is an amazing bush and that red is just fabulous! I like that last photo. It looks science-fiction movie-like, as if it's about to consume the tree. :-D
ReplyDeleteHello Fishing
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shrubs, and circumvented and vibrant color, congratulations on the excellent shot.
I thank you for sharing your images so beautiful and sympathetic participation in TF.
hugs, Denise (TF Team)
What AWESOME fall colors!
ReplyDeleteI love it!
Blessings,
lacy
My burning bush is pretty but it is nothing like that. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos.
ReplyDeleteI also love the way the bush wraps around the tree. This could post for Ruby Tuesday as well! And thanks so much for visiting my Begonias photo for Flowers for Today last week. I really appreciate it. Sara
ReplyDeleteWow that fire bush sure is bright! haven't seen anything like that here, love how the last photo it's hugging the tree! :D
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