Glow girl spirea

Glow Girl birch leaf spirea from @pwcolorchoice is the spirea that made me realize I actually like spireas and this fall color is the main…

Spirea 'Glow Girl'

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.

Check out this no-fail advice for pruning spirea to get more flowers and keep its habit tidy throughout the season.

Long-lasting flowers, clean foliage and good fall color are just some of the reasons to grow a spirea in your garden!

'Glow Girl' Spirea (Spirea betulifolia)

‪One of my faves! This Glow Girl Spirea (Spiraea betulifolia ‘Tor Gold’ from @Proven_Winners) is a nativar (the straight species is native right up to Minnesota!) and has beautiful, incredibly complex #FallColor!‬ ‪#NativarsSupportBiodiversity ‬

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?

The results of early spring spirea pruning are full, lush, chartreuse shrubs. On March 19, I pruned four of my spirea shrubs in my zone 5b Iowa garden. For reference, I did a reel on that pruning on...

Love In Bloom Garden Consulting on Instagram: "The bright chartreuse green on this Glow Girl Spirea is such an eye catcher in an otherwise shady and dark spot in my landscape. Consider the color and shape of the foliage as you plan your garden landscape. The bright, soft, airy foliage provides beautiful contrast with other shrubs and trees of darker greens and silvery blues. Mine is in a shady location, but this Spirea can tolerate full sun, too. About me- I’m a Utah based garden coach. If…

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Proven Winners Shrubs on Instagram: "✨You Glow Girl! ✨ Glow Girl Birchleaf Spirea is a native shrub that brings cheer to your garden with its stunning yellow foliage. In the spring, watch buds with hints of red open to white spring flowers; fall color will surprise you with bright burgundy foliage! USDA Zones: 3-9 3-4 ft. tall and wide full sun/part sun"

Birch leaf spirea ’glow girl‘

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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

Joy in the Garden 🌸Joyce Merschman Ludlow on Instagram: "Amazing sparkling colors in May! This group of 3 plants complement each other beautifully in my zone 5b Iowa full sun garden. 1. Green Velvet Boxwood. This variety has been excellent for me over the years. It’s a natural round shape, but can be sheared in spring and/or fall to maintain its size. It gets about 3 feet wide and tall. I have some of these that I shear more to keep them smaller. It holds its leaves throughout our cold…

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Gold Flame Spirea, Spiraea x bumalda 'Goldflame' is extremely colorful and eye catching. It's easy to grow, easy to propagate and sells like wild fire! I've got a few of them planted around the nursery and as soon as people see them they ask about them. This is a plant…

Hardy, deer resistant, low maintenance and offering three seasons of interest, birchleaf spirea is much more than a default plant for parking lot landscapers.