Spiraea Plants

Spiraea Plants

Compact flowering shrubs with seasonal color and easy landscape performance

Spiraea is a versatile group of deciduous shrubs widely used in American landscapes for their dependable flowering, neat growth habit, and broad adaptability. They are valued for spring or summer blooms, fine-textured foliage, and strong performance in both residential gardens and commercial projects. Many varieties stay compact, making them suitable for small yards, foundation plantings, and mass plantings without constant pruning.

In Bay Area and broader California conditions, Spiraea fits well into mixed shrub borders, low hedges, and accent plantings. Their seasonal interest extends beyond flowers, with many cultivars offering fresh spring foliage, clean summer structure, and warm fall color.

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  • Anthony Waterer Japanese Spirea

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Frequently asked questions

Are Spiraea plants suitable for California gardens?
Yes. Many Spiraea varieties perform reliably in California, including the Bay Area, with proper site selection and standard irrigation practices.

Do Spiraea shrubs stay small?
Most commonly used Spiraea cultivars are naturally compact, making them suitable for low borders, foundation plantings, and massing.

When do Spiraea plants bloom?
Bloom time varies by type. Some flower in spring, while others bloom from late spring into summer.

Can Spiraea be used in modern landscape designs?
Absolutely. Their clean form and repeatable structure make them popular in contemporary, minimalist, and commercial landscape layouts.

Do Spiraea plants provide interest beyond flowers?
Yes. Many varieties offer attractive foliage color and a tidy shape that remains appealing throughout the growing season.