Quick Facts
Exposure: Sun or Shade
Height at Maturity: Under 10 Feet
Usage: Flowering
Shipped As: Bare-root
Planting Zones: 6-9
Product Details
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Spiraea Japonica shrubs are a low maintenance, deciduous shrub that arrived in the United States as a gift from our friends in Japan. Although a native Japanese species, it is well-adapted to many growing conditions in the moderate to warm U.S.D.A. plant hardiness zones.
Besides it, you might hear some gardeners call this by several other names, as follows:
- Bumald
- Goldmound
- Japanese Meadowsweet
After planting, you must fertilize and water it for one or two seasons; it requires little to no care besides weeding upon maturation.
Spiraea Japonica Shrubs Reach A Max Height of 6 Feet
It is a dwarf shrub that reaches a maximum height of between four and six feet and tolerates either full sun or partial shade. This smaller size makes it ideal for many uses throughout the yard.
Where To Plant This Shrub
- Butterfly garden: The bright pink flowers will attract butterflies and moths, helping to pollinate your garden.
- Foundation planting: Some homeowners use this as a foundation planting, mainly along the south—or west-facing sides of their homes that get almost full sunshine.
- Shade Gardens: This short bush is ideal if you desire more color in a partially shady spot.
- Natural areas: It will be lovely with others in natural areas. Better yet, they will be small and manageable.
It Is A Stunning Pink To Red
The plant will bring a beautiful, deep rose or pink color to your landscape in the late spring and early summer. It's well-loved for its color and easy-care nature.
Glossy green leaves grow in alternating patterns on coppery brown stems. The leaves are one to three inches long, serrated on the margins, and oval. The bush grows erect with a somewhat rounded crown.
The flowering shrub Blooms Mid-Summer
Its flowers open in early to mid-summer. They have a pleasant, soft fragrance. The flowers are deep rose pink. Although they present as single, large flowers, each cluster comprises tiny quarter-inch, five-petaled blossoms.
This shrub will give you a showy pink color in June or July--order yours from T.N. Nursery today.
This shrub is a beautiful shrub that's native to Japan but is popular everywhere in North America. It's commonly known as Japanese spirea. You can find amazing varieties like magic carpet or neon flash. It does well in a wide range of garden settings. This plant forms a dense thicket of thin, wiry stems and blooms reliably in early spring. It needs well-drained soil to prevent problems. If you overwater it, you might see root rots or even get powdery mildew. The Spiraea Japonica is a very colorful, tough little shrub.
