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SPIREA
SPIREA, LIMEMOUND—Pink S. x bumalda ‘Limemound’
This variety of Spirea forms a dense, mounded outline of
lime yellow foliage in spring. Pink flowers in early summer.
Outstanding orange-red fall color.
Max. Elev: 7,500 ft. LMS 12-15" #3
Mature Ht: 2' & Spd: 3' 15-18" #5
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SPIREA, LITTLE PRINCESS—Pink
S. japonica ‘Little Princess’
This small, dense shrub has small leaves on short, wiry
stems. Pink flowers in summer, excellent groundcover or
dwarf, specimen shrub. Fall color is dark red.
Max. Elev: 7,500 ft. LPS 9-12" #2
Mature Ht: 2' & Spd: 3' 15-18" #5
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SPIREA, MAGIC CARPET—Pink
S. japonica ‘Magic Carpet’
New growth is a striking red that changes to bronze. Dark pink
flowers follow in June. Fall brings forth deep russet tones.
May to November, Magic Carpet is an eye-catching spirea
that we had to carry, and that you will want to plant.
Max. Elev: 8,000 ft. SMC 15-18" #5
Mature Ht: 2' & Spd: 3'
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SPIREA, NEON FLASH—Red S. japonica ‘Neon Flash’
Bright red flowers bloom from late spring to fall. New growth
is purple turning to green. Reddish fall color. Excellent sub
for Anthony Waterer.
Max. Elev: 7,500 ft. NFS 15-18" #5
Mature Ht: 3' & Spd: 3'
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SPIREA, NORMAN—Pink S. japonica ‘Norman’
An outstanding dwarf Spirea with intense rosy pink flower
color and appealing purple-red fall foliage.
Max. Elev: 8,000 ft. NOR 15-18" #5
Mature Ht: 2' & Spd: 3'
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SPIREA, PINK PARASOLS—Pink S. fritchiana ‘Wilma’
Blue-green leaves with a touch of red are surrounded by
large clusters of pink flowers in June. In fall the foliage
changes to hues of yellow, orange and red. In a sea of
spireas this one stands out.
Max. Elev: 8,000 ft. PPS 18-24" (CA) #3
Mature Ht: 2' & Spd: 4'
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SPIREA, ROCK—White Holodiscus dumosus
Small, deeply-veined leaves and fragrant, pinkish white
flowers create 7” plumes that rest on slender, arching
branches. This is not a spirea at all but a rugged, xeric
plant that can live in the toughest environment.
Max. Elev: 10,000 ft. ROK 18-24" #5
Mature Ht: 4' & Spd: 4'
SPIREA, SHIROBANA—Pink, Rose & White
S. japonica ‘Shirobana’
Dwarf, low spreading variety with bright green leaves. Blooms
in June and July with pink, rose and white flowers on the
same plant. Good color for any landscape.
Max. Elev: 7,500 ft. SHS 18-24" #5
Mature Ht: 2' & Spd: 3'
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Page 82 • Year 2012 Catalog • Phone 303-761- 6131