You don't "trim back" a Physocarpus (NineBark); you remove no more than 1/3 of the stems (the longest ones) at the base of the plant, at the crown of the root ball (ground level). This reduces the shrub's overal size, reduces density, allows light to reach the interior of the plant and air to circulate, preserves the natural shape of the plant, promotes health and vigor, and does not dimish flowering of the remaining stems. It should actually increase bloom production, assuming the remaing stems have not been previously "trimmed back" !
There is nothing wrong with your shrub, its a characteristic of the plant. There are many trees/shrubs that do this.
The latin for Ninebark is Physocarpus opulifolius.Ninebark is a thicket-forming deciduous shrub native of North America.
You'd have to describe 'old trim' -wood trim for house, autobody trim, auto interior trim - - -
yes you can change the trim if you can find the trim you want
trim and prune for flowering
A trim method is a trimmer.
Mediterranean trim
Trim is the correct spelling.
"Trim milk" in English is latte trim in Italian.
If the shutters are made of wood you can trim them to fit, you can' trim vinyl shutters.
if you trim your hair i will grow faster remember only trim it do not cut it trim it
I have just spent the morning at the garden center looking at ninebark trees. The average looks to be 10-15 feet tall 6-8 feet wide