How do I make the bushes turn red?
I have three "burning bush" shrubs but they don't turn red as much as others I see. They are slow to turn and are rather dull instead. What am I not doing for them??
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Are they getting enough sunlight?
If your Burning Bush does not get at least six hours of full sun a day there is a good chance that it will not turn red for you in the fall. They need a lot of sun if you want that deep red color.
Burning bush in full sun will turn the most intense red. In partial sun, not quite as red. Shade, sometimes they don't really turn red at all.
Says they really need full sun.
Perhaps have the surrounding soil analyzed and see if perhaps it is missing some nutrients it needs to be back in its red glory. It may be as simple as a fertilizer with what is needed. I found this article, short but informative and also can lead you to other articles. Sounds like it could be the light they are in daily. I hope this helps!
https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/ornamental/shrubs/burning-bush/burning-bush-wont-turn-red.htm
Check your soils ph. Sometimes they need chill hrs to bring out the color...u know a cold snap.