25+ Spirea Japonica Black Jack

In summer flat sprays of rosy pink flowers grace the tips of the branches. If you want a color show all season long try this easy care rounded plant.

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Spirea japonica black jack

I bought 2 of these and planted them in an area that gets full afternoon sun. The foliage turns vibrant shades of reddish purple in the fall. Spiraea nipponica commonly called spirea is a dense upright mounded deciduous shrub that typically matures to 5 8 tall with a slightly larger spread it is native to the island of shikoku japan.

Bursting out in color spiraea japonica magic carpet walbuma japanese spirea is a low growing deciduous shrub with brilliant red leaves in spring maturing to golden yellow as the summer progresses. You ll love how easy it is to grow this little shrub. Obovate to elliptic leaves to 1 1 4 long are dark green above but blue green beneath with round toothed apices.

They are a low height spreading shrub which worked well in. This plant can be weedy or invasive according to the authoritative sources noted below this plant may be known by one or more common names in different places and some are listed above. Double play red spiraea japonica smnsjmfr uspp 26 993 can 5 633.

In late spring to early summer flat sprays of rose pink flowers are on display. In late spring to early summer flat sprays of small bright pink flowers grace the tips of its branches. One of the most popular golden foliage shrubs spiraea japonica firelight japanese spirea is a bushy deciduous shrub with bright red orange ovate leaves in spring maturing to a soft luminous yellow that is greener in the heart of the plant.

Spiraea japonica commonly called japanese spirea is a dense upright mounded deciduous shrub that typically grows 4 6 tall with a slightly larger spread leaves to 3 long are oval and sharply toothed. Tiny pink flowers in flat topped clusters corymbs cover the foliage from late spring to mid summer with sparse and intermittent repeat bloom sometimes. This pretty shrub is actually one tough little plant.

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