22 results for "Spirea Japonica" between $5.00 and $25.00

Small deciduous shrub with bright green leaves on slender stems. White, pink and red bloom clusters cover this dwarf, dense, mounded plant. Wonderful for border accent, specimen, low hedges, or container gardening

Other info: Nice little Spirea. I do prefer 'Anthony Waterer' though as it has a deeper pink bloom and larger flower. I found out after cutting the blossoms for fresh cut flower arrangements that a second flush of beautiful blooms come on. This plant is also drought tolerant and makes a good container plant.

Zones: 5-8. Tiny leaves of bright green on new growth followed by pink flowers in summer. Add compact growth habit and you have this beautiful little introduction from England. Pink Princess is colorful, easy to grow, and stays small. Perfect for garden railroads and miniature gardens, rock gardens, patio containers or landscape where a small plant is needed. To view a photo, click the link: OSU Dept. of Horticulture . Shipping size: 4-6 inches.

This exceptional small (to 16-24"tall) shrub offers stunning yellow to gold foliage, as well as an abundance of large vibrant pink blooms; mildew resistant and colorful ALL season. Sun/Med PPatentAF

(Spirea Japonica Shibon) Easy to grow with highly unusual multi-colored blooms on the same plant. Beautiful shrub forms an attractive mound shaped plant that literally covers itself with colorful blooms in shades of rose, pink and white. Blooms all summer. Grows 2 to 3 feet tall, loves a sunny location and is not particular about soil type. Rare and unusual. (Limit of 12).

Botanical Name: Spiraea japonica 'Little Princess' Uses: specimen or mass planting Special Features: very small leaves give graceful appearance Growth Habit: compact Bloom/Fruit Color: pink Bloom Size: 2" cluster Foliage Color: light green Light: full sun Moisture/Soil: average

Order Norman Spirea, Spiraea japonica 'Norman', now from Nature Hills Nursery

Botanical Name: Spiraea japonica 'Magic Carpet' Uses: great groundcover, mass planting Special Features: bright red leaf tips Growth Habit: dwarf Bloom/Fruit Color: pinkish-purple Bloom Size: 2" cluster Foliage Color: bright gold Light: full sun Moisture/Soil: average

Botanical Name: Spiraea japonica 'Neon Flash' Uses: specimen or mass planting Special Features: no albino shoots Growth Habit: compact mounding Bloom/Fruit Color: red/violet Bloom Size: 2" cluster Foliage Color: purple-green new growth Light: full sun Moisture/Soil: average

Deutschland Astilbe has brilliant, show-stopping, and feathery white flower plumes erupt like a volcano high above the center of an attractive mound of green to bronze fern-like foliage. Plumes reach 2 to 4 feet tall, depending on the cultivar, and make great cut flowers. A summer-flowering perennial, Astilbe thrives in rich, cool, partially shaded, and moist location. It is great combined with hardy ferns and hostas or massed.

Brighter even than 'Goldmound' with a lemon-yellow color that holds up even better in summertime, this compact 2' mounder is STRIKING! Sun/Med