Most people can recognize a maple or an oak tree. If you start talking about lilacs or roses, one s mind may begin to stroll through the gardens of their past. Another group of plants that people know ...

Spirea (Spiraea spp.) is a shrub that's hardy in USDA Zones 4 to 8, though some of them can tolerate a wider range of regions. There are several varieties, and depending on which one you get, they can ...

Plant spirea. There are many varieties to choose from. I like “Goldmound.” With pink spring flowers, compact growth, disease resistance and lime green leaves during the growing season, this is a “Todd ...

I recently ran across some information that I wish I had known about 10 years ago and thought it would be a good idea to share it with you. It was a plant care guide for ‘Sem’ Ash Leaf Spirea. When I ...

Plant spirea. There are many varieties to choose from. I like Goldmound with its pink flowers, compact growth, disease resistance and lime green leaves during the growing season. This is a “Todd ...

Q: I happened to ask someone recently about the type of plant that I have and they told me it was spirea, also known as Spirea cantoniensis. It blooms every Easter. I read some information and it said ...

If you are looking to add a shrub that has dramatic color, you need to look at Double Play Candy Corn Spirea. This spirea is not like any other that I have seen. The new leaves are orange-red in the ...

A STATEMENT SPIREA: Spirea ads color and interest to any garden. Pictured above is the Japonica Spirea, which can boast any color depending on its cultivar. “In the entire circle of the year there are ...

*Growth habit: A rounded semi deciduous shrub with long arching branches growing plants to 5 feet tall and wide. The leaves are medium green, elliptic in shape with toothed edges and growing to 2 ...

A queen of the summer landscape border ... the family of Spirea. For years if you spoke the name Spirea, the vision folks saw dancing in their heads was that of the gracefully weeping white Bridal ...