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Spirea is a very traditional, time tested species of flowering shrub. With Spirea, you get both very attractive foliage display as well as nice, full vibrant flower heads that last virtually all growing season long. Spirea's uses are numerous.........but they are especially great for colorful accents, mass plantings, and foreground plantings. There are also many varieties of Spirea that work very well for container / patio gardens.

Most Spirea are very cold hardy, and relatively undemanding. Flowering can be enhanced & prolonged through regular trimming / pruning of expired flower heads. Regular light trimmings will also greatly improve plant fullness and overall shape. Most varieties respond very well to trimming, and can be maintained at a wide range of heights & widths as planting locations warrant. Available in a good variety of foliage colors, so there is sure to be a great choice to blend in with most any landscape color scheme.

Please click on any variety below to go to its own page complete with additional descriptions, specifications, photos, and purchasing options.

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Dolchica Spirea Double Play Artisan Spirea Froebelli Spirea

Dolchica Spirea has sharply serrated leaves that are a nice deep green color - new growth emerges as a beautiful reddish bronze color. The foliage is topped off with dark fuschia pink flowers. Very interesting Spirea variety.

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Double Play Artisan (TM) Spirea has beautiful dark green foliage with new growth that is a burgundy color. Produces clusters of vibrant, pink / fuchsia blooms in spring & summer.
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One of the hardiest Spirea varieties we have ever grown. Green foliage with lots of light pink flower heads. Responds well to trimming - can be useful in many areas. Fast growth rate - establishes itself very quickly.
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Goldmound Spirea Spiraea japonica Albiflora Japanese White Spirea Magic Carpet Spirea

Gorgeous foliage color along with loads of bright pink blooms. Easy to grow, very hardy, and can be trimmed to whatever size you desire. A superb flowering shrub guaranteed to add a splash of serious color to any area.
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Japanese White Spirea is a much lower, compact growing variety of Spirea that makes a great flowering foreground accent, or container / patio choice. Little to no maintenance rewarded with lots of pure white blooms!!
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One of our best selling flowering shrubs - period!! Great colors, easy to grow, all in a very manageable size which responds well to trimming if needed. Hard to say which is more attractive - the foliage, or the blooms. It's perfect!
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Neon Flash Spirea Reeves / Bridalwreath Spirea Shirobana Spirea

Good contrast with hot pink blooms against nice green foliage. Has a somewhat "delicate" texture, and makes a good choice for foreground or mass plantings. Removal of old bloom heads can prolong blooming period.
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Reeves Spirea is a super hardy spirea that is literally covered in masses of white bloom clusters from late March through early May ( later in colder climates ). Virtually indestructible once established in landscape.

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Very hardy spirea variety that offers multi colored blooms all on one plant. Produces large amounts of white blooms, along with both light pastel and darker neon shades of pink as well. One of our favorites!
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Tor Spirea / Birchleaf Spirea

A very charming shrub!! Beautiful fall colors, easy to grow, all in a very manageable size which responds well to trimming if needed. Hard to say which is more attractive - the foliage, or the butterflies. It's perfect!
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