Physocarpus opulifolius Little Devil™; (Little Devil Common Ninebark)Easy to grow Tolerant of poor soil Tight, rounded, compact form Miniature plant Hardy Dark red to maroon foliage Small pink to white blooms late May through June The genus of Physocarpus contains some of the easiest to grow shrubs you can put in your landscape. They are nearly carefree, with colorful foliage, great bloom and tolerance for almost any poor, rocky, dry soil you can send their way. Unfortunately, they have always been big plants that take

Spread 24-30 in

This hydrangea is compact

making pollination a breeze and assuring great fruit set on one plant for the home gardener

Cold hardy and backed by the expertise of the University of Minnesota

yellow-fleshed large peaches Edible Heat tolerant Fragrant High maintenance Showy flowers Productive and consistent

The fruit's crisp

Aesthetic Appeal: The rich

Forms a large yet neat mound

Its bulbous

Hardiness Zone 5-9 Height 12-14 in Spread 14-16 in

Juvenile foliage is attractive blue Striking winter color Slow growing Perfect for containers Easy to grow Tolerant of moisture and part shade Attracts songbirds Perfect specimen for small spaces There's a lot to love about this dense

Hardiness Zone 4-9 Height 10-12 in Spread 20-24 in