Strawberry Bush - Euonymus americanus
 
- Low-maintenance deciduous shrub
- Tolerates drought and wet soils, though native to woodland slopes and moist riparian areas
- Name derived from showy warty capsules that split to reveal red-orange seeds in fall
- Fall leaf color is showy red
- Fall berries attract birds
 
Strawberry Bush, Euonymus americanus, is a medium-sized, deciduous shrub native to the Eastern United States. Strawberry Bush grows best in partial shade with average moisture. Insignificant but unusual flowers bloom in spring and are followed by highly attractive berry clusters in fall. Strawberry Bush has attractive red foliage in fall.