29+ Physocarpus Opulifolius Lady In Red Tuilad

Clusters of pink flowers are tiny but the shrub is covered with them in spring. Unlike other in its species physocarpus opulifolius tuilad has a compact habit making it ideal for the smaller garden.

Rotary Botanical Gardens Hort Blog February 2013

Physocarpus opulifolius lady in red tuilad

It is fast growing insect and disease resistant and drought tolerant. Le physocarpus opulifolius lady in red également appelé physocarpe ou physocarpe à feuille d obier est un arbuste au port compact à la végétation dense habillé de lueurs rouges. It bears clusters of pink flowers in summer.

Unlike diabolo this one has brighter shade of red in the leaves and forms a dense and regular shaped shrub from young age. Variety or cultivar lady in red lady in red is a compact branching thicket forming suckering deciduous shrub with lobed doubly toothed veined red to red purple leaves and clusters of small cup shaped pale pink flowers in summer followed by pale brown to red fruit in autumn. When plants reach maturity the bark peels away in layers.

Son feuillage juvénile est remarquable évoluant du rouge cuivré au pourpre satiné à maturité et ces jeunes feuilles paraissent du printemps à l été sur des rameaux tortueux et bruns donnant à la plante un coloris rouge en deux tons. The bright spring foliage mellows to a warm red hue which lasts to autumn when the leaves on this deciduous shrub fall. It is a mound shaped deciduous shrub with alternate simple leaves on arching stems.

Physocarpus lady in red is grown for its bright red serrated foliage which makes the perfect foil for colourful flowers both in the garden and the vase. It is a medium sized deciduous shrub with large attractively lobed red or reddish purple leaves. Clusters of dainty pinkish flowers are produced from early summer with red berries that follow and persist well into the autumn.

Clusters of pink white flowers in summer followed by red autumn berries complete the look. Physocarpus opulifolius lady in red tuilad is a 2000 introduction from jonathan tuite in norfolk. A versatile easy to grow plant and tough.

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