[Liste] 75 Spirea Japonica Flowers
This variety of spiraea japonica grows into a 3 foot tall mound. Spirea shrubs are deciduous shrubs that can be divided into two categories.
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Japonica clan is a large group of ornamental shrubs that fall into the rose family. Size depends on the species and variety and can range from 2 to 10 feet tall and wide. The plant is drought tolerant and has an upright low and broadly mounded form creating a dense thicket of thin wiry stems. Available in a wide array of cultivars japanese spirea offers the most variety in terms of size flower color and leaf color.Plant breeders rights applied for sku 42446 a low maintenance deciduous shrub that is sure to become a landscape favorite with its thrilling season of color in both foliage and flower. Spiraea japonica goldflame is a small shrub to 2 to 3 feet. The closest to red of any spirea. It produces abundant clusters of white light pink rosy red or purple flowers that adorn the branches in late spring and summer.
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