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Physocarpus capitatus
Pacific Ninebark
This easy to grow shrub is rounded and aggressive growing with trident, maple-like foliage that shows off the terminal clusters of small white flowers with red stamens that bloom in Late May and June. Perfect for borders and hedging, this plant tolerates wet and dry and bird love its cover and seeds
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Tolerates both wet and drought well |
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Perfect for borders and grouping |
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Good fall foliage color |
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Aggressive growing with easy care nature |
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Birds love the profuse seeds from dried blooms |
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Excellent plant for bird cover and nesting |
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Native Trivia Native plants provide an ideal environment for butterflies and bees. Without these essential insects, pollination would suffer meaning a less diverse, less healthy ecosystem in both the plant and animal world. |
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USDA Hardiness Zone 5-8 |
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 "Birds love the shiny black seeds and I love the cover this water loving shrub provides" |
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