spiraea alba (meadowsweet spirea) native yellow

spiraea alba (meadowsweet spirea) native yellowcone shaped clusters of tiny, white flowers fruit dries and splits to release seed narrow, toothed, green leaves upright habit bloom time: summer zone 5 height 125 150cm spread 125 150cm colour white meadowsweet grows well in a medium to wet, well drained soil, in full sun to partial shade full sun, partial sun shade attracts butterflies fast growing low maintenance salt tolerant long blooming native to ontario (image courtesy of NVK nurseries, NVK

easy to grow in full sun in the perennial border

needles are emerald-green

colour lime green

cool season grasses do the majority of their growing in early spring and start again when temperatures start to cool in the fall

knock out series roses need no deadheading

flowers lead to dark blue to black berries

trumpet-shaped flowers with a light purple throat

easily grown in an average to moist

slightly fragrant flowers

native plantings

clusters of double

or in a mixed border