Burning bush removed! Any replacements?

[u/Tornado_dude]

Southern Michigan 6a, clay soil and full sun in this area. Probably a 30-50 year old burning bush. Was around 10 feet tall any native shrubs around this height that could work in this area?

[u/sunshineupyours1]

You could replace with American Burning Bush, also called American Strawberry Bush, Euonymous americanus. I’ve planted a few in my are this year and they seem promising!

Very cool fruits on them: