This genus of fewer than a dozen shrubs is grown for its peeling bark, attractive leaves, and cup-shaped white flowers. Some ninebarks are native to North America. Use them as a hedge or screen, in a shrub border, or in a naturalized planting.
Learn more about ninebark:
How to Grow and Care For Ninebark Shrubs
The Best Ninebark Shrubs for the Garden
Brand-New Ninebark Shrubs Showing Promise
CareProvide full sun or partial shade and acidic, rich, moist but well-drained soil.
PropagationStart seeds indoors in spring or fall, or take cuttings in summer.
ProblemsRelatively problem-free, but leaf spots, fireblight, powdery mildew, and witches' broom sometimes occur.
