Spirea bush

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.

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Learn to grow spirea, an easy-to-grow, diverse group of flowering shrubs, hardy almost everywhere, that comes in a range of sizes, colors, and forms.

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Spirea (Spirea sp) is a deciduous shrub (it loses it foliage in winter) that thrives in USDA plant hardiness zones 3 through 9, depending on the species and variety. While there are about 80 species in the group, they are typically divided into two groups. Spring and summer blooming spirea.

Bridal Veil, or Bridal Wreath, Spirea spotted in downtown. Among the easiest flowering shrubs to grow, spireas are often used in foundation plantings, as hedges, and in perennial gardens. Most spireas bloom in late spring to mid-summer. Flower colors include pink, red, yellow, and white, depending on the variety. Size depends on the species and variety, and can range from two to ten feet tall and wide. Low-growing bumald spirea and medium-sized Japanese spirea can be used throughout the…

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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?