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Aromatic small flowers in spring followed by hairy fruit clusters. Low spreading form. (.75m ht. 2m sp.)
New growth is a chartreuse green, changing to golden yellow. Deeply cut leaflets point downwards. Orange and scarlet fall color. (2m ht. 2m sp.) Zone 4
Mounded shrubs with divided fern-like green foliage turning bright red in fall. Drought tolerant and tolerant of moist soil conditions (2m ht. 2m sp.)
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