Burning Bush

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Burning Bush

Names

Euonymus, Summer Cypress, Strawberry Bush, Hearts-a-bustin, Spindle tree, Wahoo

Description

Evergreen shrub with leaves that grow opposite and turn bright red in the fall. Flowers are small, green to maroon, fruit is a red / pink / ivory / yellow capsule with red seeds.

Burning Bush

Concern Level

Only during drought season, unpalatable. Generally grown as an ornamental shrub.

Toxic Parts

The whole plant is toxic.

Burning Bush

Symptoms

Brown mucus membranes and blood, difficulty breathing, depression, blindness, lack of coordination.

Danger

Nitrate poisoning, can cause kidney and liver failure.

Burning Bush

More Information

NCSU

*It should be noted that we are not veterinarians. This information is written specifically for horses and should be used for reference purposes only. If you think your horse has eaten something toxic call your vet right away.

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