Potentilla fruticosa

Name: Potentilla fruticosa
Common Name:  shrubby cinquefoil				Family: Rosaceae
x    Deciduous             Evergreen         x    Shrub            Ground Cover             Annual         Coniferous             Tree             Climber             Herbaceous             Perennial
Habit compact, bushy	Hard. Zone     usda 3		Mature Size 3m tall by 1.5m spread					x
Leaf: pinnate, 4cm long, 5or 7 narrowly oblong, dark green leaflets					Fall/Winter Color:
Leaf Arr.        Opposite     x    Alternate         Whorled         Spiraled         Clustered         Basal
Flowers: saucer shaped, yellow, to 4cm across, singly or in cymes of 3						Infl. singly or cymes of three
Jan.     Feb.      March.      April.     ( May.      June.      July.      August.      Sept.      Oct.)      Nov.      Dec. (flowering period)
Water Use High     Low		Soil Rich     Lean   x  Well-drained x					Exposure Sun  x   Semi-shade     Shade
Landscape uses: long flowering for mixed or shrub borders or low informal hedge		Limitations: downy mildew, powdrey mildew, leaf blister, rust, fungal leaf spot					Other Features: