COPPERTINA®

Ninebark

Physocarpus opulifolius

'Mindia'

PP#16,371; CBRAF#2892

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  • Colorful foliage
  • Native to North America
  • Adaptable
Description

Coppertina® ninebark is a cross between 'Dart's Gold' and Diabolo® that flushes an attractive copper in spring and transforms to a rich red in summer. Soft pink flowers line the gracefully arching branches in early summer.

Awards
2011 Cut Flower of the Year - Association of Specialty Cut Flower Growers
USDA Zone
3 - 7 (-40°F/-40°C)
Exposure
Full sun
Height
6 - 8'
Width
6 - 8'
Finish Time
1 season
Type
Deciduous
Bloom Time
Late spring
Flower Color
Pink
Foliage Color
Purple
Liner Sizes

Soil

Extremely adaptable to soil pH and moisture levels.

Pruning

To best enjoy its naturally graceful habit, avoid habitual cutting back. If required, prune after flowering or thin out oldest stems in late winter/early spring. May benefit from periodic rejuvenation pruning.

Uses

Foundation plantings; mixed borders; specimen; hedging; landscaping.

Growing Tips

Though physocarpus can grow in part shade, flowering, foliage color, and disease resistance is best with a minimum of six hours of sun. Physocarpus is amenable to pruning and recovers from it quickly; however, frequent cutting back may cause the plant to develop an odd habit.