spiraea japonica 'froebelii' (spirea) Size:3 gallon

spiraea japonica 'froebelii' (spirea) Size:3 galloncarmine red flowers in flattened clusters leaves emerge brownish red in the spring, turning blue green and burgundy red in the fall upright, mounded form bloom time: late spring zone 2 height 100 125cm spread 100 125cm colour pink summer flowering spirea will flower with a good flush in late spring, and sporadically during the summer to promote a second flush of bloom, remove spent flowers by pinching or light shearing pruning for shape should be done

but will not flower as prolifically

because the foliage is toxic

large flowering hybrids (mid-june and re-bloomers) - bloom on short stems from the previous years growth

upright clump on sturdy

with constant moisture

compact and globe-shaped habit

semi-evergreen foliage with five distinct oblong leaflets

daisy-like

violet-blue

leaves emerge reddish-purple

hibiscus are late to break dormancy in the spring usually late may in southern ontario

flowers dry on stems adding winter appeal