97+ Physocarpus Diabolo Association

It also bears pretty pink flushed white flowers on arching branches in early summer followed by glossy red seedheads in autumn both contrast beautifully with its leaves. Diabolo has purplish bronzy leaves which can be greenish in late summer in warm climates.

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ensemble Physocarpus diabolo association!!!

Physocarpus opulifolius commonly called ninebark is an upright spreading somewhat coarse deciduous missouri native shrub which is closely related to genus spiraea. Second in a series on great shrubs. Physocarpus opulifolius diabolo is a stylish deciduous shrub grown for its rich purple foliage. Physocarpus opulifolius diabolo the big maroon leaved form of ninebark is a great shrub.

Genus physocarpus are bushy deciduous suckering shrubs with palmately lobed leaves and corymbs of small cream flowers in early summer followed by small bladdery brown fruits details diabolo is a deciduous shrub with deep purple three lobed leaves and clusters of small white pink tinged flowers in summer. Foliage is better than flowers easy to grow foliage 1 week if hydrated well. But it s not the only variety i grow there are others. Le physocarpus opulifolius diabolo également appelé physocarpe ou physocarpe à feuille d obier est un arbuste buissonnant et dense remarquable par son feuillage pourpre si sombre qu il parait presque noir puis rouge orangé à l automne.

A vibrant player in the landscape for the length of the growing season award winning physocarpus opulifolius diabolo is a stunning purple leaved ninebark cultivar with an exquisite fountain shape and incredibly decorative exfoliating bark. Easy and showy over a long season a giant fountain shaped creature that attracts attention even from a distance. In missouri it typically occurs along streams rocky banks gravel bars and in moist thickets especially in counties south of the missouri river steyermark. Monrovia introduced this cultivated variety as diabolo ninebark physocarpus opulifolius monlo in 1999.

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