Ninebark (Physocarpus opulifolius)
$35.00
Sold in 10″ (3 gal) pots
Light: Full Sun to Part shade
Soil Moisture: Medium, well-drained
Bloom time: May to June
Height x spread: 8 ft x 6 ft
Flower: White
Tolerates: Occasional flooding, salt, clay soil, alkaline soil, occasional drought
Attracts: Deer, bobwhite quail, wild turkey
An attractive shrub with white snowball-like flower clusters. In nature, this shrub is found in rocky stream banks and bluffs along streams. It works well in borders and for screening and erosion control. It is a hardy plant with few disease or insect problems and can tolerate various planting sites (even harsh ones). It thrives best in full sun or with a little shade. Good alternative to non-native spireas.
Photo credit: Full plant photo- University of Illinois Extension
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