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Burning bush foliage turns red in fall. The picture above is flowers in spring, not foliage.
Can anyone ID this plant
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And it is an early bloomer. You can drill into the pic a little before it gets blurred.
I certainly don't know, but from the street...really a lot of color. Reason it caught my eye.
I certainly don't know, but from the street...really a lot of color. Reason it caught my eye.
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Those don't look like our azaleas. :laughing:
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There're soooo many variations of azaleas....
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And those are just domesticated ones...around here the deciduous azaleas can be pink to orange (as orange can be)...and they have a wonderful fragrance...
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https://tse1.mm.bing.net/th?&id=OIP...cf6a0aH0&w=300&h=253&c=0&pid=1.9&rs=0&p=0&r=0
Possibly a Weigela. Hard to pinpoint without seeing it up close.
Possibly a Weigela. Hard to pinpoint without seeing it up close.
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Because of the time of the year and where your location is its PROBABLY azalea. Some species of Azalea flower before leafing out (flame Azalea is my favorite). Really need a better, closer picture to be sure. The other suggestion I saw made was Weigela, but it seems a little early for that and the flowers don't usually dominate the foliage Can't be sure without a better picture, as I said.