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The deeply cut, purple foliage showcases the pinkish-white, flat-topped, clusters of flowers, a dramatic contrast in colours. The foliage will take on greenish tones as the summer progresses.
This cultivar is often offered as a prune or trained tree form. Ninebark grow best in a well-drained, fertile soil, however, they are very hardy and adaptable and will tolerate a wide range of soil types and conditions. Prune by thinning at the base to reduce mildew and full renewal by pruning down to ground in late winter.