In springtime light, pretty copper shimmering foliage.
This shrub is remarkable for its dense, deciduous jagged foliage, with its original orange copper shades in spring, turning to purple in summer and autumn. It prefers a sunny position to develop its beautiful colours.
It has bushy habit, dense, stocky with strong, straight branches.
Small balls of white flowers bloom from May to June. They are followed by red fruits in summer.
DIABLE D'OR® suits well in mixed free hedges. Its copper shimmering in springtime, turning to purple later on makes it very precious for creating seasonal variations in the colours of the hedges foliage. The flowers and fruit add to its ornamental value.
Physocarpus opulifolius DIABLE D'OR® 'Mindia'
In springtime light, pretty copper shimmering foliage.
This shrub is remarkable for its dense, deciduous jagged foliage, with its original orange copper shades in spring, turning to purple in summer and autumn. It prefers a sunny position to develop its beautiful colours.
It has bushy habit, dense, stocky with strong, straight branches.
Small balls of white flowers bloom from May to June. They are followed by red fruits in summer.
DIABLE D'OR® suits well in mixed free hedges. Its copper shimmering in springtime, turning to purple later on makes it very precious for creating seasonal variations in the colours of the hedges foliage. The flowers and fruit add to its ornamental value.
Plant details
- Width
- 1,50 m
- Height
- 1,50 - 2,00 m
- Position
- Sunny, partial-shade
- Habit
- bushy
- Hardiness
- hardy (-30°C)
- Foliage
- deciduous
- Flowering period
- 05 - 06
- Flowering colour
- white
- Fruits
- rouges en fin d 'été
Selected by :
Hortival Diffusion
PBR / European PBR :
EU 15715
Protection :
European P.B.R - Protected variety, propagation without license is strictly forbidden
Licensed propagators
(wholesale)
(wholesale)
Garden Tips
Use :
DIABLE D'OR® 'Mindia' suits well in mixed free hedges.
Type of soil :
All types, can stand chalky soils.
Care :
Cut back hard in early spring, renewing the branches (only 1/3, in order to obtain flowers on the uncut branches)