Ninebark is a beautiful shrub native to much of central and eastern North America. It should be pruned after the flowers come out, but you can remove thick overgrown, stems in late March early April. Here in Chicago, the buds are starting to come out in mid April, so we wanna wait for the leaves to open in the flowers, then prune out your old wood stems. You also can completely rejuvenate every stem to the ground on a nine bark. It will take three years before it fully blooms again. I am a Garde

Ginger Wine Ninebark is so easy to care for and is hardy in zones 3-7. Best yet, it provides beautiful color that extends from the spring through fall! This flowering shrub does best in the sun and can reach a height and width of 60-72", learn more... 3-7. pwwin.rs/GWineLA24 | Proven Winners