Dictamnus Albus (Burning Bush)

Dictamnus albus, also known as the gas plant, burning bush, or dittany, is a perennial herbaceous plant belonging to the Rutaceae family. Native to southern Europe, North Africa, and much of Asia, it is prized for its unique flowering characteristics and aromatic foliage.  

Height: Grows between 20 to 40 inches tall.
Flowers: Produces star-shaped flowers in loose pyramidal spikes, with colors ranging from pale purple to white.
Foliage: Features glossy, pinnate leaves that release a strong lemon-like scent when crushed.
Volatile Oils: Exudes flammable oil that can ignite, creating a brief, harmless flash of flame, which is why it is nicknamed the "burning bush."