Dark red, almost black. Dark red, touched with a bit of sun, for a warmer color. Orange with a touch of gold. Sunny yellow. Green. Small or large. Strong-growing or miniature, perfect for decorative pots.

Known as the "ninebark" because of the picturesquely peeling bark on the older shoots, revealing successive layers of various shades of brown.

Physocarpus.

The wealth of varieties and small requirements make Physocarpus suitable for all conditions, needs, and compositional assumptions. They make an impression when grown in a single-color group. But planted in contrasting compositions, they shock, and give a clear sign that "here we know our value".

The main decoration of Physocarpus is primarily colorful leaves, but let's not forget about the numerous flowers (white, light pink), which attract bees, bumblebees, and other pollinators. Thickets formed from Physocarpus are an excellent shelter for birds, our allies in the fight against pests.

Good news - we still have a few varieties on offer in the P9 and P14 - click here and check the details.