Learn about Spiraea nipponica 'Snowmound' (Snowmound Spirea)! Read up on this plant or stop into Sunnyside Gardens in Minneapolis to talk to our experts!

Though invasive and not recommended to plant newly in your garden, if you already have spirea bushes in your yard, follow these crucial pruning tips.

Long-lasting flowers, clean foliage and good fall color are just some of the reasons to grow a spirea in your garden!

Snowmound Spirea Spiraea nipponica "Snowmound" Deciduous Shrub Height 36” Spacing 42’ Sun: Full Sun to medium shade Water: Xeric after established Blooms. White late spring Landscape Use: Medium shrub, spring color. Comments: Great for massing or singular for spring blooms. Very dependable and easy to grow. Relative of the larger Vanhoute Spirea (vintage Bridal Veil). Blooms form more of a panicles or fountain effect. Maintenance: Prune after flowering, do not shear. Maximum Elevation: 8000…

These easy-care varieties are the hard-working wonders landscape designers rely on, year after year.

We polled our go-to garden experts for their hardy and inexpensive favorites.

It’s the Little Black Dress of the garden: a perfect, adaptable, easy statement-maker that looks great in all settings. And like the LBD, spirea adapts beautifully to every occasion–formal or casual, on its own or accessorized. You’ll love how this multi-purpose plant makes garden design a breeze. Plus, with nearly 100 unique spirea species, you’ll find a gorgeous selection to make your garden glow.

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In a garden with much saturated color, it is a good thing to place white flowering plants intermittently. The white not only gives a much needed rest to the eye, but brings a freshness to a scene that might otherwise seem a little overwhelming. Being an unabashed lover of large flowers (especially bombs), white is needed all the more. So, here are a few of the whites in bloom in my garden presently. several cultivars of peony including 'Festiva Maxima' Japanese Iris 'Great Heron' Spirea…