# Flower
Gas Plant Flowers
Gas plant, commonly known as “Burning Bush,” is native to many areas of Europe and throughout Asia. It reaches a height of about 4 feet with quite woody stems at the base. In the early summer, June and July, gas plant blooms with long spikes of white flowers set off by glossy green leaves. Once the flowers have faded, spectacular seedpods remain that are commonly used in dried floral arrangements.
The gas plant is hardy in USDA plant hardiness zones 3-8. Gas plant thrives in full sun in well-drained soil with high organic matter.
Gas Plant Spires in a Meadow at Dusk
Gas Plant with Blue Forget-Me-Nots — Garden Border
Gas Plant Clump in Full Garden Bloom
Gas Plant Pair in Wild Landscape
Gas Plant Border with Lavender and Blue Flowers
Gas Plant Flower Spike — Close-Up with Buds
Gas Plant Colony in Natural Habitat
Gas Plant Flowers — Vivid Macro Detail
Gas Plant in Wild Grassland — Lateral View
Gas Plant in a Mixed Perennial Garden Border
Gas Plant Spike — Bold Pink Veining Close-Up
Gas Plant in Wild Meadow — Full Spike View
Gas Plant on Alpine Hillside — Scenic Backdrop
Gas Plant Flowers — Deep Pink Cultivar Close-Up
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