False spirea

Sorbaria A genus of 5 species of pinnate leaved shrubs native to Asia that are distant relatives of the Rose. They are very attractive in flower but are also grown for their attractive ferny foliage that is stunning planted next to a sheltered lake or pond. The small white flowers borne in large panicles at the stem tips are followed by masses of small brown seed capsules that persist into winter. The flowers attract butterflies. They prefer full sun to partial shade on moist, fertile soil…

To grow and care for False Spirea (Sorbaria sorbifolia), plant in well-drained soil with full sun to partial shade. Water regularly, especially during dry periods, and prune after flowering to control its spread. How does False Spirea adapt to different soil types? Are there any specific pests or diseases that commonly affect it? #FalseSpireaFlair #SorbariaSplendor #GardenGrace

Astilbe fanal (false spirea) showy flowers, common summer focal point, tall, fluffy plumes, very low maintenance and virtually pest-free. [DETAILS]

Discover the enchantment of False Spirea (Sorbaria sorbifolia) with our expert guide! Learn how to grow and care for this stunning shrub that adds elegance to any garden. From optimal soil conditions to pruning techniques, our tips ensure your Sorbaria thrives. Explore the captivating foliage and create a mesmerizing outdoor retreat. Elevate your gardening skills and embrace the timeless beauty of False Spirea!

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False Spirea Sorbaria sorbifolia

I’ll bet my best garden trowel that you can’t name the plant that’s grabbing all the attention this spring on my front retaining wall. No, it’s not the deep purple Allium gi…

It’s the Little Black Dress of the garden: a perfect, adaptable, easy statement-maker that looks great in all settings. 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.

With flowering woody shrubs in various shapes and sizes, hardy spirea offers superb multi-season interest with pretty spring or summer flowers, color-changing foliage, and brilliant fall colors. We’ll recommend 9 different types of spirea shrubs for your garden. Learn more on Gardener's Path. #spirea #gardenerspath

Spirea pairs beautifully with companions like lavender, salvia, coreopsis, astilbe, catmint, ornamental grasses, and daisies for vibrant and dynamic landscapes. Utilize them in mixed borders, cottage gardens, or as focal points for a colorful and low-maintenance garden design. How do ornamental grasses and daisies complement the blooms of spirea? What are some innovative landscaping ideas incorporating spirea and its companions?

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Find Sem False Spirea (Sorbaria sorbifolia 'Sem') in Winnipeg Headingley Oak Bluff Manitoba MB at Shelmerdine Garden Center (Ural False Spirea, Ash Leaf Spirea)

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Sorbaria sorbifolia, Ural False Spirea, would be a stunning mid to late summer accent amongst the aspen near the grill, with feathery fern-like foliage all summer to set off the creamy bark of the trunks. It wants to spread, so this is why I recommend this location- it would be contained by the retaining walls.

Try growing astilbe for beautiful, showy flowers that do well in a shady garden bed. This prettu perennial does well with hostas, ferns and coral bells.

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Bridalwreath spirea is strikingly showy with arching branches covered in masses of frothy white flowers in spring. Find growing information on Gardener's Path.