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- Summer Wine® Ninebark (Proven Winners)
Summer Wine® Ninebark (Proven Winners)
Summer Wine® Ninebark (Proven Winners)
Physocarpus opulifolius ‘Summer Wine®’
Type: Shrub
Sun Needs: Full–part sun
Soil Moisture: Medium–dry
Mature Size(ft): 3–5 x 4–6
Bloom Time: Late spring–early summer
Growth Rate: Med
Container size: 2 gallon
Where It Works Well
Its graceful, arching habit makes it very appealing in the landscape. It adds beautiful color and vibrancy to your garden, especially in spring. In early June it blooms with white button-like flowers that accent the leaves nicely. Pruning and other maintenance is rarely needed. Use it as a bold accent or part of a mixed border. Summer Wine may even be cut for use in arrangements.
- Border Plant
- Container
- Cut Flower
- Landscape
- Mass Planting
Other info: Deep-colored foliage, good structure. Prune in late winter or early spring to shape; remove oldest stems to rejuvenate. Adaptable to difficult situations. Withstands acidic and alkaline soils. Medium moisture is best but can tolerate dry conditions once established. Prefers open sites with good air circulation. This variety has good resistance to powdery mildew. It is best to avoid regular pruning of ninebarks, which disrupts their naturally elegant habit. However, if you wish to prune your plant selectively, do so immediately after flowering in spring. Fertilize in early spring by applying a slow release fertilizer specialized for trees and shrubs. Follow the label for recommended rate of application.
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Pick Up ASAP from the SWCD office. Monday -Friday 8am-4:30pm.
We guarantee a healthy specimen will be supplied at pick up. Due to variations in planting, site conditions and care, no guarantee or refunds will be given after tree pick up. Remember, you are investing in quality root stock vs vigorous above ground leafing or height. The provided estimated heights at delivery are not guaranteed.
Photos: Arbor Day Foundation and/or Missouri Botanical Garden Plant Finder