Physocarpus o. 'Podaras Lemon Candy' #2Physocarpus opulifolius 'Podaras Lemon Candy', the "Lemon Candy Ninebark", is a tough and interesting shrub with a lot of character. Small white clusters of flowers at the branch ends in spring stand off well against the bright yellow green foliage. Peeling paper bark with age and after flowering it gives way to drooping clusters of red fruit. Bloom: May through June Light: full sun to part shade Soil: well drained, regular garden soil Spacing: 3'

Dark green sprays of vertical

This preserved bunch of Setaria

otherwise known as First Editions 'Tiger Eyes' cutleaf staghorn sumac

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Blooms: early to late summer

Feel free to let it do its thing or

Though they grow as tall as trees

A classic favorite for landscape focal points

still retains all of its original character and texture

It gives a fluffy appearance due do its needle like leaves

Spacing: 7 - 11'

or "Mellow Yellow" Spirea