Common Ninebark
Common Ninebark
Common Ninebark
Common Ninebark
Common Ninebark
Common Ninebark
Common Ninebark
Common Ninebark
Common Ninebark
Common Ninebark
Common Ninebark
Common Ninebark
Common Ninebark
Common Ninebark

Common Ninebark

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  • This Common Ninebark ships in a 1 Gallon Trade Pot & 3'-4'ft in height
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 Physocarpus opulifolius - The Common Ninebark is a resilient and versatile native shrub, cherished for its beautiful, multi-season appeal and easy care. With clusters of delicate white to pink flowers in late spring, followed by attractive red seed capsules, this shrub provides continuous visual interest. Its distinctive, peeling bark reveals layers of color, adding texture to winter landscapes. Ideal for natural borders, erosion control, or a standout focal point, Ninebark is both beautiful and hardy.

Why Choose Common Ninebark?

  • Seasonal Beauty: Spring flowers, summer seed pods, and colorful peeling bark add year-round interest.
  • Wildlife-Friendly: Attracts pollinators and provides shelter for birds.
  • Low Maintenance: Thrives in various soil types, drought-tolerant once established.

Enhance your garden with the Common Ninebark, a shrub that combines beauty and resilience, perfect for low-maintenance landscapes.

Full sun to partial sun.

Attracts birds, bees and butterflies.

Native to North America

Drought tolerant once established.

White/Pink flowers, non-fragrant

This Ninebark ships in a 1 Gallon pot.

Size: Mature size can reach up tp 10'ft tall

Light: Full Sun to part shade

Hardiness Zone: 2 - 8

Characteristics: Attracts Pollinators

Water & Soil: Tolerates clay and loamy soil

This fast-growing shrub can reach maturity in just one single growing season, especially when started from a 1-gallon nursery pot.

When used in a mixed border, it works well alongside lilac and spirea.

Like many shrubs, ninebark is best planted in the early spring while the bush is still dormant.

Similar to hydrangeas, ninebark blooms on old wood, so make sure to prune only after flowering.

Pruning can be done after flowering season or no later than mid-August, focusing on older, damaged branches.

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Hardiness zone for this plant: 2 - 8

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The Flora of Virginia lists the habitat of ninebark as, “ Dry rocky open woodlands, barrens, cliffs, outcrops, rocky river shores and bars, riverside prairies, stream banks, fens, and seepage swamps.” This explains why Donald Leopold lists ninebark with the shrubs that are ranked ‘tough’ in his Native Plants of the Northeast. The Flora describes ninebark as “Frequent to common in the mountains; infrequent to locally common in the Piedmont; rare in the Coastal Plain.” That’s quite a range, and generally speaking, plants that are that widely adapted are among the most forgiving for growing in conservation landscaping at home.

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