Spirea
Your ultimate guide to Spirea: Everything you need to know with expert info for beginners and advanced gardeners alike.
Spirea
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Growing Spirea Shrubs: Information On How To Care For Spirea Bushes
Novice and experienced gardeners alike love spirea bushes for their eye-catching beauty, fast growth rate, hardiness, and ease of care. Find tips on spirea growing conditions and care in this article.
By Susan Patterson
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How To Transplant Spirea Bushes: Learn When To Move Spirea Bushes
Whether you have one in a container that you want to move to the garden, or you have an established plant that needs to move to a new spot, sometimes spirea bush transplanting is necessary. Keep reading to learn more spirea transplanting info.
By Liz Baessler
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Pruning Spirea: Tips For Cutting Back Spirea Shrubs
Pruning spirea after a couple of years will rejuvenate the plant. The following article contains information on how to prune spirea along with other helpful tips for cutting back spirea shrubs in the landscape. Click here to learn more.
By Amy Grant
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Spirea Plant Varieties: Learn About Different Kinds Of Spirea Bushes
If you go to the plant store, you may be surprised by how many types of spirea are available in commerce. Click on this article for an overview of the different spirea plant varieties as well as exceptional spirea cultivars.
By Teo Spengler
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What Is Ogon Spirea: Growing A Mellow Yellow Spirea Plant
Varieties such as Ogon spirea promise growers a profusion of flowers in the springtime, followed by stunning bronzed foliage each fall. Best of all, their robust nature and long life span make spirea shrubs like this an investment worth making. Click here for more info.
By Tonya Barnett
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Managing Japanese Spirea – How To Control Japanese Spirea Plants
Japanese spirea is a small shrub that has naturalized throughout parts of the U.S. In some areas it has even become invasive. Learn how to control it here.
By Amy Grant
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Pruning Spirea Shrubs: Learn About Trimming Spirea Plants
Spirea is a lovely foundation plant, providing greenery and flowers. But it’s a common complaint that these small shrubs start to look ugly after a season or two. The solution is simple: trimming spirea plants keeps it looking attractive year after year. Learn more here.
By Mary Ellen Ellis