Physocarpus capitatus
Ninebark
Rosaceae
Deciduous, Shrubs
PHYSOCARPUSNinebarks are so named because of their peeling bark, which is many layers deep. These deciduous shrubs resemble spirea and are closely related to it, bearing round clusters of tiny white or pinkish flowers in spring or early summer. All have medium green leaves with lobed edges. Prune plants as needed after bloom; rejuvenate by cutting old stems to the ground.
Physocarpus capitatusNative to mountains of western North America. This grows as a multi-trunked shrub to 8 ft. tall and wide, with 2-in. leaves and dense clusters of white flowers. Clustered buds are as attractive as the opened blossoms.
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