A reblooming, colorful North American native shrub. In spring, the foliage begins reddish-orange before turning rich purple and clusters of delicate pink flowers appear at the tips of branches, giving way to rose-red fruits. In midsummer, plants bloom again, making them a valuable, easy-care addition to the landscape. Requires very little pruning to maintain its shape. Grows 3-4 tall and wide. Plant in full sun. Zones 3-7.
Physocarpus opulifolius ‘Sweet Cherry Tea’ (ninebark)
Description
A reblooming, colorful North American native shrub. In spring, the foliage begins reddish-orange before turning rich purple and clusters of delicate pink flowers appear at the tips of branches, giving way to rose-red fruits. In midsummer, plants bloom again, making them a valuable, easy-care addition to the landscape. Requires very little pruning to maintain its shape. Grows 3-4 tall and wide. Plant in full sun. Zones 3-7.
