Prairie Ninebark - Wikipedia
Prairie Ninebark - Wikipedia

Prairie Ninebark

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Physocarpus opulifolius

Prairie Ninebark grows up to 8’ - 10’, and often as wide, thought it can take well to pruning if a smaller size is desired. Tall arching branches create a dense cover for birds to nest. In summer, clusters of white flowers will cover the shrub attracting many pollinators such as moths, bees, butterflies and beetles. Pink/red seed capsules and yellow foliage follow in the fall allowing for a second season of interest.

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Physocarpus opulifolius

Prairie Ninebark grows up to 8’ - 10’, and often as wide, thought it can take well to pruning if a smaller size is desired. Tall arching branches create a dense cover for birds to nest. In summer, clusters of white flowers will cover the shrub attracting many pollinators such as moths, bees, butterflies and beetles. Pink/red seed capsules and yellow foliage follow in the fall allowing for a second season of interest.

Companion Plants: New England Aster, Showy Goldenrod, Little Bluestem, Switchgrass, Button Blazing Star, Scarlet Bee Balm, Virginia Mountain Mint, Prairie Sundrops, Common Blue Violet,

  • Full sun - Part sun

  • Average/Wet - Average/Dry

  • 10 feet

  • White

  • July

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