Spiraea alba (Meadowsweet)

$22.00

Mature Height: 2-4 feet
Mature Spread: 3-6 feet
Growth Rate: Moderate
Growth Form: Colonizing
Light Requirements: Full Sun to Partial Shade
Site Requirements: Wet to moist with high content of organic material
Flower: Displayed on Panicles, Good cut flower
Bloom Period: June-August
Foliage: Upper side of leaf is medium green and bottom is pale green
Fall Color: Yellow
Fruit Notes: Mature in September, pods crack open and disperse seed somewhat like Asclepias spp.
Photo credits: Johnson’s Nursery and Sharon Yiesla

4 in stock

SKU: 1174 Category:

Description

Description from Johnson’s Nursery: Meadowsweet is a Wisconsin Native shrub that grows to be 2-4′ tall, thrives in full sun and grows well in wet areas like bogs or along edges of streams. Meadowsweet doesn’t have the typical neat shrub-like structure as it grows in colonies and could be commonly mistaken for a wildflower in a wet prairie-like setting, though it is classified as a woody shrub with a woody root structure. The flowers are panicles with individual small white flowers distributed among them and can be seen during midsummer.

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