Spirea Japanese White Gold, C2 pot, H10-50 height, 1 pc, summer 2024

Nippon “White Gold” spirea is a dwarf decorative shrub, with a modest annual increase of 4 cm, reaching a no less modest crown of a crown of 0.40 m. This plant received its loud name for the abundance of small flowers collected in air Inflorescences and completely dotting the entire surface of the bush during the flowering period. Like the whole dwarf spirea, the varieties of which are very diverse, “White Gold” represents almost the ideal version of the groundcover plant. This shrub is very unpretentious to the soil, does not need systematic frequent watering, but still develops better on wet, well -fertilized soils. He reacts calmly to the cold, so it is not necessary to cover it for the winter. To plant this shrub, it is better to choose a site in the shade. It is also recommended to carry out a capital pruning once every two to three years.

Description: A shrub with a height of 0.5-0.6 m with a compact, hemispherical crown with a diameter of up to 0.6-0.8 m. The leaves are ovate , toothed along the edge, in summer yellow or lemon-yellow, in the fall, orange-bronze. It blooms from the end of June with white flowers collected in wide, flat shield -shaped inflorescences. At the end of the flowering, inflorescences become creamy.

Use: used in group plantings to create monocurtins, low borders, edges around large plants, compositions with grassy plants, in rockers. It is recommended for landscaping city courtyards, playgrounds, school gardens, relaxation corners.

Decorative: decorative with a rounded compact crown, yellow leaves with orange-bronze autumn coloring and white shield-shaped inflorescences.