This captivating dwarf shrub, commonly known for its unique structure, is notable for its compact, dense foliage and textured, small, deeply lobed leaves. It has a distinctive mounded habit, providing an attractive presence in small gardens or container settings. With a recommended hardiness suitable for Zones 5-9, it thrives best in temperatures not dipping below -20°F. Come autumn, its leaves transition to a striking crimson or vibrant red, offering exceptional seasonal interest. Although it doesn't produce any notable fruit, its intricate branches provide landscape value. Preferring well-drained, acidic to neutral soil, this variety is moderately deer resistant, an added advantage for many gardeners. When mature, it reaches a height of about 3-4 feet and a similar spread, making it an excellent choice for erosion control or as a focal point in the landscape. Its symmetrical and rounded shape adds texture and depth to any garden design.
