Euonymus alatus

This invasive shrub has bright red foliage in the fall

Euonymus alatus burning bush

Plant grows in the wild/spontaneouslyPlant is invasive in PA Add to MyPlants View Locations

An invasive species from Asia originally brought as an ornamental plant.

Frequently naturalized in woods, along stream banks and roadsides, and wood edges.

Mostly found in south-east and south-west, as well as some central counties.

Wetland code: Not classified

Flowers April to June.

Fruits Septemer & October.

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