Eastern Ninebark (Physocarpus opulifolius)

Eastern Ninebark (Physocarpus opulifolius)Description: Deciduous North American shrub White or pinkish clusters of flowers in late spring followed by reddish fruits in the fall; bark of older stems exfoliates into papery strips exposing a rich brown inner bark which is quite attractive. Habit: Grows 5 to 10 feet in height and spreads 6 to 10 feet. Culture: Adaptable to difficult situations, drought tolerant, and can grow in full sun or part shade. Renew by cutting to the ground in late

Planting our Blueberry Collection ensures ample cross-pollination and the production of a larger fruit set

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ripening in late autumn

mahogany and cream-colored

Habit: Clump forming

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the Scottish naturalist John Lyon was responsible for exporting large quantities of this shrub collected during his travels in Florida

Trim back any sprawling

perennial kitchen garden leaf-vegetable with large

bright red flowers

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