Physocarpus opulifolius
A very hardy flowering shrub for nearly all sites. Closely related to Spiraea. Drought-tolerant and often used in hedges due to dense habit. Unique exfoliating bark in the winter months, white flowers May-June; leaves change colors in fall. Tolerates wet, droughty, rocky, and clayey soils as well as black walnut. Full to partial sun.
Sold as bareroot seedlings 12-18" tall.
Physocarpus opulifolius
A very hardy flowering shrub for nearly all sites. Closely related to Spiraea. Drought-tolerant and often used in hedges due to dense habit. Unique exfoliating bark in the winter months, white flowers May-June; leaves change colors in fall. Tolerates wet, droughty, rocky, and clayey soils as well as black walnut. Full to partial sun.
Sold as bareroot seedlings 12-18" tall.
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