Ninebark shrub

Common ninebark (Physocarpus opulifolius) is one of those shrubs that I learned about in college and then forgot about until sometime around the Millennium, when purple-leaved Diabolo® transformed a humble native shrub into a fashionable garden plant.

Elevate your landscape with Ninebark Bush! Explore essential tips for Physocarpus opulifolius care, from planting to pruning. Discover the secrets to vibrant foliage and stunning blooms.

The Diablo Ninebark is a member of the Rosaceae family and a stunning variety of the Physocarpus genus.

If you wish to add a real showstopper to your garden, our list of gorgeous shrubs with red leaves all year will do the trick!

Spicy Devil ninebark, a cultivar of Physocarpus opulifolius, is a good native garden shrub because of its compact size, colorful foliage and spring flowers.

Common Ninebark is a tough, Wisconsin native shrub. Does it look a little wild? Yes, yes it does. Is it for everyone? Nope. But if you are looking for a shrub that can handle the bitter cold, many soil types, and even the occasional drought, Common Ninebark is a fine option. Its branches, which can look like a million stems are frantically reaching for purchase before they fall off the side of a cliff, provide dense coverage and plenty of interest in all four seasons.

Ninebark is a popular shrub for landscaping because it is low-maintenance and it comes in attractive varieties. It is also resistant to most plant diseases and grows easily. If you have a ninebark, you will need to prune it at least once...

In this article, we'll explore the characteristics of Summer Wine Ninebark, its benefits for landscaping, ideal growing conditions, design ideas, and care tips.

Raspberry Lemonade ninebark is a small, spring-flowering native shrub with bright foliage.

The colorful ninebark is a must-have plant for everyone’s garden. Make sure to go over the list and see which one would fit your garden best!

Advances in plant breeding have resulted in some outstanding woody plants worthy of a choice spot in your garden. Here are some to consider.

Back in March, I wrote about the spring pruning of one of my Ninebark ‘Diablo’. You can read about it here. This deciduous shrub sits smack dab in the middle of the foundation bed in front of my home, so homeboy has quite the impact. Yes, conventional garden wisdom says an evergreen would be the […]

Because it adds brilliant foliage color to the garden for months, ninebark has become a popular substitute for the invasive burning bush (Euonymus alatus, Zones 4–8). However, many varieties of ninebark will get super large.

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I like ninebarks (Physocarpus opulifolius). We use many varieties around the gardens primarily for their colorful foliage although flower interest and fall color can also be assets worthy of additional consideration. Above is the Diabolo ninebark (Physocarpus opulifolius 'Monlo') at Olbrich Botanical Gardens (Madison, WI). These images shows the real form of two mature ninebarks which is quite open and arching. When in full bloom, this selection is almost cascading. All too often, I see…

Diabolo Ninebark