Tiny Wine® Gold Ninebark
Charles Schwartz Memorial Garden
Scientific Name: Physocarpus opulifolius ‘SMNPOTWG’
Order: Rosales
Family: Rosaceae
Type: Shrub
Endangered Status: n/a
Number of Recorded Individuals at the Zoo: 42
Tiny Wine® gold ninebark was named for its foliage, which emerges in new growth in vivid yellows and golds. This shrub features exfoliating bark and white and pink flower clusters that bloom in late spring. This cultivar prefers moderate soil in full sun and is useful as an accent plant. Ninebark shrubs serve as a larval host for several moth species, and their nectar is harvested by bees and butterflies.
Native Range
From cultivation; species naitve to central and eastern United States
USDA Hardiness Zone
3–7
Average Mature Height
3.5 feet
Flower Color
White
Flowering Months
May–June
Supports
Bees and butterflies
