Euonymus Hearts-a-Bustin zone-3 For homeowners who want a

For homeowners who want a compact flowering shrub that cools down hot summer color schemes while still bringing a lot of movement to the garden

Weeping Willow is not a “set it and forget it” tree

Meyer lemons do best when watered deeply and allowed to dry somewhat before the next watering

and easy full-sun performance

an underrated bonus that keeps winter landscapes from looking flat

Euonymus Hearts-a-Bustin zone-3 For homeowners who want aA native shrub with one of the most unusual fruit displays in the landscape. Euonymus Hearts a Bustin is best known for the bright red capsules that split open in fall to reveal vivid orange seeds. That fruit display is what gives the shrub its memorable common name, and it makes the plant feel playful, distinctive, and highly ornamental in woodland and naturalistic settings. Seasonal interest starts before the fruit arrives. In spring and summer, the