Richard Vaughan+FollowBurning bush invasion threatens Ohio habitatsSouthwest Ohio neighborhoods are seeing their natural spaces swallowed up by burning bush, an invasive plant that's crowding out native species and even overwhelming the once-dominant Amur Honeysuckle. What’s wild is how quickly these plants take over—just one resident’s photo shows entire riverbanks and walking paths blanketed in dense, fiery shrubs. While burning bush looks pretty in fall, it’s a real headache for homeowners and a disaster for local ecosystems. Swapping out invasives for native plants can help restore balance, save money, and support pollinators. Have you noticed these plants taking over your area? What’s worked for you in fighting back? #Science #OhioNature #InvasiveSpecies00Share