94+ Physocarpus Opulus Diabolo

Physocarpus opulifolius diabolo is a stylish deciduous shrub grown for its rich purple foliage. Physocarpus opulifolius commonly called ninebark is an upright spreading somewhat coarse deciduous missouri native shrub which is closely related to genus spiraea.

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Physocarpus opulus diabolo!!!

Easy and showy over a long season a giant fountain shaped creature that attracts attention even from a distance. Il fleurit tout le printemps produisant des corymbes de boutons rouge sombre qui éclosent en petites fleurs blanches. Full sun to partial shade. Upright habit 8 10 feet tall and wide.

Patent 11 211 was issued on february 8 2000. Pale pink flowers followed by red fruit. In missouri it typically occurs along streams rocky banks gravel bars and in moist thickets especially in counties south of the missouri river steyermark. Genus physocarpus are bushy deciduous suckering shrubs with palmately lobed leaves and corymbs of small cream flowers in early summer followed by small bladdery brown fruits details diabolo is a deciduous shrub with deep purple three lobed leaves and clusters of small white pink tinged flowers in summer.

Physocarpus opulifolius known as common ninebark eastern ninebark atlantic ninebark or simply ninebark is a species of flowering plant in the rose family rosaceae native to eastern north america. Shiny dark foliage contrasts dramatically with the pastel flowers. Native to north. It also bears pretty pink flushed white flowers on arching branches in early summer followed by glossy red seedheads in autumn both contrast beautifully with its leaves.

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