Ginger Wine ® ninebark expands the color palette for these easy care, native flowering shrubs. Spring foliage emerges a sunny orange color and matures to sparkling burgundy. Clusters of white flowers cover the plant in late spring, and these age to attractive red seed heads.

Its great fall color and unique winter bark display makes it a good background plant for beds and borders. It's a natural as a single specimen for sunny spots of woodland or wild gardens. Excellent choice for all native and wildlife gardens where seasonal changes and habitat are crucial.

Ginger Wine® Ninebark has colorful foliage all season with orange & burgundy hues! Soft white flowers in early summer. Native to North America.

Ginger Wine Ninebark is native to North America and is deer resistant. Ginger Wine Ninebark is low maintenance and can be pruned at any time if needed to keep its size in check. The flowers appear on old wood. This shrub grows at a medium rate and can be expected to live for 30 years.

Deep purple-black foliage, ‘“ the darkest of any ninebark, ‘“gives Summer Wine ® Black a dramatic presence in the landscape. Its semi-dwarf, compact habit and disease-resistant foliage offer outstanding potential for landscapers and homeowners alike.

The Ginger Wine® Ninebark (Physocarpus opulifolius) is a captivating deciduous shrub that showcases a remarkable transition of colors throughout its growing seasons. Originating from North America, this low-maintenance shrub has become a garden favorite for its durable nature and vibrant display.

A super-tough, easy-care and fast-growing native flowering shrub with four-season appeal, the Ginger Wine Ninebark expands the color palette among Physocarpus, and in landscape design.

2020年4月23日 · Ginger Wine ® ninebark is imbued with truly exceptional color: rich hues of orange red in spring and fall, and sparkling burgundy in summer. Large white flowers in late spring give way to bright red seed-heads.

Physocarpus Ginger Wine - Common name: Ninebark - Bronzy cinnamon spring and fall foliage transforms to sparkling burgundy in summer. White spirea-like flowers in spring give way to red seed heads. Textured peeling bark supplies winter appeal as it reveals its layers of reddish to light brown inner bark.

The Ginger Wine Ninebark has beautiful color from spring to fall. Its spring foliage starts from orange and matures to burgundy. In the late spring, it is covered in white flowers with red seed heads to follow.