As its name implies, your Burning Bush will present itself in the fall as a blazing crimson flame amid the declining foliage of your gardens.  Tiny red fruit will also appear to provide your feathered friends with a much-needed autumn snack.As winter progresses, the cork-like ridges along your Burning Bush' branches will be exposed, revealing the reason behind the "winged" portion of your extraordinary shrub's name.

Your yard in winter will never be the same once you plant a red twigged dogwood. Lovely four foot stems of red fire will seem to capture the winter sunlight amid the browns and grays of your cold landscape. Deer won't nibble your Dogwood, so you'll have plenty of the brilliant 3'-4' stems to bring indoors for a warm accent during those long days of winter. 

Here is a testimonial Miriam from Florida wrote about here success with essential oils in management of her Varicose Veins.  

"I come from a long line of hereditary Varicose Vein disease and at age 33 was already displaying the infamous exaggerated "road map" blue cords all over my legs. Not only were they unsightly and embarrassing for me, but also having the veins is painful and causes leg fatigue.

Fortunately I came across all the uses of Lemongrass E.O. in the Essential Oils Desk Reference book and decided to give it a shot. At first I applied the oil directly to my legs, which caused slight irritation and redness. Now I dilute 1 part Lemongrass with 4 parts organic olive oil or grape seed oil. Within minutes my legs are invigorated and the dull, achy vein pain disappears! Even better, after a couple of months of applying diluted Lemongrass directly to my legs once or twice a week, the actual veins have diminished and are but a fraction of the sight that they used to be. I am no longer embarrassed to wear shorts!

Amazing and versatile Lemongrass can be used for: bladder infection, respiratory/sinus infection, digestive problems, parasites, torn ligaments/muscles, fluid retention, varicose veins, salmonella."