When I posted photos of this shrub in November, Mel identified it as
burning bush, a member of the Euonymus family.
Since then, I have been seeing them all over.
10 months ago
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
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5 comments:
I had a burning bush next to my screened in porch when I moved here. Over time I developed a cough that wouldn't let up. Turns out I'm horribly allergic so I had to cut it down. It was so beautiful I hated to cut it down. Very nice shots with the red berries and white snow.
Pretty shots!
Great shots. I wish we'd get a little cooler here. Its supposed to be mid-80s today. I'd rather see a little snow. :-(
Great contrast!
Great! nice shots.
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