Ninebark (Physocarpus opulifolius) honey ✨ Unique Characteristics: • Large

✨ Unique Characteristics: • Large flower panicles • Strong pink color • Fast growing • Drought tolerant • Long blooming

no fertilizer • Summer: Shear spent flowers for tidiness and possible rebloom

🦋 Pollinator Benefits: • Monarch Butterflies: Essential host plant • Native Bees: Major nectar source • Other Butterflies: Nectar plant • Beneficial Insects: Multiple species support

🌿 Planting Tips: Plant in spring after soil has warmed

🌺 Bloom Details: • Season: Late spring to early summer • Colors: White with a pink blush above deep maroon-burgundy foliage • Flower Type: Airy panicles of small tubular snapdragon-like flowers • Bloom Period: May-July

Ninebark (Physocarpus opulifolius) honey ✨ Unique Characteristics: • LargeCommon Ninebark (Physocarpus opulifolius) $15. 99 1 gallon Quick Facts: Native Status: Native to eastern & central North America USDA Growing Zones: 2 8 Height: 5 8 feet (dwarf forms 3 4 feet) Spread: 4 6 feet Bloom Details: Season: Late spring to early summer Colors: White to pale pink, followed by reddish seed capsules Flower Type: Rounded, flat topped spirea like clusters with prominent stamens Bloom Period: May June Growing Requirements: Sun: Full