Discover 33 fascinating facts about Spirea, a versatile and beautiful shrub perfect for any garden. Learn about its varieties, care tips, and more! Learn how to grow spirea with tips on planting, care, watering, and top Proven Winners® varieties.
A hardy, low. Japanese spiraea (Spiraea japonica) is considered invasive in Kentucky, Maryland, North Carolina, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, and Virginia 1. It can seed easily, take over natural areas, and prevent native plants from thriving 2.
Learn how to grow and care for showy spirea plants. With their vibrant and changing foliage and bright blooms, spirea shrubs are good for borders, low hedges and fillers in your perennial garden. Find out everything you need to know about choosing, planting, and growing spirea in this comprehensive guide.
Spirea shrubs provide high flower power brings pollinators all summer, and a hedge of spirea will be abuzz with bee activity from mid. Spirea shrubs' textured foliage and small flowers add beauty to all kinds of landscapes. And with so many species to choose from, you can likely find one that grows well in your garden.
Join farmer Briana Yablonski to learn how to plant and care for spirea. Learn how to grow spirea with our comprehensive care guides. Find cultivation tips, advice on cultivar selection, propagation techniques, and more!
And like the LBD, spirea adapts beautifully to every occasion-formal or casual, on its own or accessorized. You'll love how this multi-purpose plant makes garden design a breeze. Plus, with nearly 100 unique spirea species, you'll find a gorgeous selection to make your garden glow.
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Japanese Spirea Cultivars S. x bumalda 'Anthony Waterer': Grows to 2 to 3 feet tall by 3 to 4 feet wide and is a low maintenance plant. Flowers are carmine-red in flat-topped clusters, and flowers on new growth.
Fall color of foliage is purple. For USDA zones 4 to 8.