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Ninebark (AM)

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At a Glance

Latin Name: Physocarpus opulifolius

Other common names: common ninebark

Mature Height: 6-9′

Soil / Climate: The ninebark shrubs are very hardy plants. They can handle full sun or shade.  Often used on riverbanks.

Branches out significantly. Ninebarks are known as a four season shrub. They produce white flowers May to June, they have medium green coloring in the summer, their leaves change to a vibrant color in the fall with fruit ripening in September to October, and the unique exfoliating bark is attractive in the winter months.

Ninebarks are drought tolerant and long lived.

They are used in a shrub border because of their dense foliage.

Wildlife: Pods are a valuable winter wildlife food. Foliage can withstand intense deer browsing.

-Shade tolerant

-Wetland tolerant, preferred habitat

-Provides habitat for deer


Purchase Size: 2-3 ft.


USDA NRCS Species Information

ATLANTIC NINEBARK (usda.gov)

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