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Spiraea
ANTHONY WATERER RED SPIRAEA
Description:
Narrow dark green leaves cover this dwarf, dense growing shrub which seldom reaches more than 3 to 4 feet with a spread of 4 to 5 feet. Flat clusters of rosy blossoms cover the plant practically all summer and into the fall.
Hardiness: Zone 4 - Hardy to -20 to -30(F)Sun Exposure: Sun
DAKOTA GOLDCHARM(R) SPIRAEA
Description:
A dwarf, gold leafed Spiraea with bronze tips and pink flowers. A North Dakota State University introduction.
Hardiness: Zone 3 - Hardy to -30 to -40(F)Sun Exposure: Sun
DAPHNE SPIRAEA
Description:
Small, light blue-green leaves cover this extremely dwarf compact shrub. Grows no more than 12 inches tall spreading 2 to 3 feet. Pink flowers persist through May, June, and July. Will cascade over walls or spread for effective groundcover.
Hardiness: Zone 4 - Hardy to -20 to -30(F)Sun Exposure: Sun
DOUBLE BRIDAL WREATH SPIRAEA
Description:
Hardy deciduous shrub with arching and slender branches covered with clusters of double white flowers in early spring. Dark green foliage. Reaches a height of 4′ – 6′ with a similar spread.
Hardiness: Zone 5Sun Exposure: Sun
FROEBELI PINK SPIRAEA
Description:
Vigorous grower, clusters of bright pink flowers in May and June. Very hardy. Thrives in most any location. Matures at 3 to 4 feet.
Hardiness: Zone 3 - Hardy to -30 to -40(F)Sun Exposure: Sun
GOLDEN ELF SPIRAEA
Description:
An incredible new dwarf Spiraea from Canada which is great for rock gardens, borders and mixing into the perennial garden. This little yellow leaved beauty only grows to 6-8 foot high and has a spreading habit. It retains its leaf color through the fall.
Hardiness: Zone 4 - Hardy to -20 to -30(F)Sun Exposure: Sun
GOLDFLAME SPIRAEA
Description:
Bronzy-gold to soft yellow foliage covers this compact, dense growing shrub followed by rich crimson-red flower clusters in fall. A height of 2 to 3 feet with a slightly wider spread make this shrub ideal for borders or low hedges.
Hardiness: Zone 4 - Hardy to -20 to -30(F)Sun Exposure: Sun
GOLDMOUND SPIRAEA
Description:
A bushy plant with bright yellow foliage all summer. Clusters of light pink flowers in June and July. Outstanding accent plant for color or contrast in foundation planting. Reaches a height of 3 feet with a spread of 3 feet to 4 feet.
Hardiness: Zone 4 - Hardy to -20 to -30(F)Sun Exposure: Sun
LITTLE PRINCESS SPIRAEA
Description:
Dwarf mounding shrub growing wider than tall. Pink blossoms in summer create quite a show. Excellent groundcover or dwarf specimen. A nice plant for small areas. Fast growing.
Hardiness: Zone 4 - Hardy to -20 to -30(F)Sun Exposure: Partial Sun
MAGIC CARPET SPIRAEA
Description:
This great new introduction from England has smaller, more uniform compact growth habit. The foliage is brighter, the flowers are darker pink and is more resistant to mildews and leaf spots.
Hardiness: Zone 4 - Hardy to -20 to -30(F)Sun Exposure: Sun
NEON FLASH SPIRAEA
Description:
A compact Spiraea cultivar that lights up the summer landscape with neon red flower clusters. The new leaves have a purplish tint as they emerge, then turn green and change to dark burgundy in fall. Grows 3 feet high and wide.
Hardiness: Zone 4 - Hardy to -20 to -30(F)Sun Exposure: Sun
NORMAN SPIRAEA
Description:
Exceptionally small leaves cover this extremely dwarf compact, dense growing shrub, which seldon reaches 15 inches in height. Summer rosy pink flowers and rasberry-purple to red fall color provide lasting color. Ideal for low, mass planting
Hardiness: Zone 4 - Hardy to -20 to -30(F)Sun Exposure: Sun