False Spirea (2 gal. pot)
Sorbaria sorbifolia
This vigorous shrub is known for its striking, feathery clusters of tiny white flowers that bloom in early summer, adding a soft, elegant touch to your garden. Its deep green, pinnate foliage closely resembles that of mountain ash, providing a lush backdrop throughout the growing season.
False Spirea is a fast spreader, sending out suckers that form dense colonies—ideal for groundcover or naturalizing larger areas. Its ability to quickly fill space makes it a great choice for erosion control or creating informal hedges.
Produces delicate white flower clusters in early summer
Deep green, mountain ash-like foliage
Spreads rapidly through suckers to form colonies
Excellent for groundcover, erosion control, and naturalizing
Sorbaria sorbifolia
This vigorous shrub is known for its striking, feathery clusters of tiny white flowers that bloom in early summer, adding a soft, elegant touch to your garden. Its deep green, pinnate foliage closely resembles that of mountain ash, providing a lush backdrop throughout the growing season.
False Spirea is a fast spreader, sending out suckers that form dense colonies—ideal for groundcover or naturalizing larger areas. Its ability to quickly fill space makes it a great choice for erosion control or creating informal hedges.
Produces delicate white flower clusters in early summer
Deep green, mountain ash-like foliage
Spreads rapidly through suckers to form colonies
Excellent for groundcover, erosion control, and naturalizing
Sorbaria sorbifolia
This vigorous shrub is known for its striking, feathery clusters of tiny white flowers that bloom in early summer, adding a soft, elegant touch to your garden. Its deep green, pinnate foliage closely resembles that of mountain ash, providing a lush backdrop throughout the growing season.
False Spirea is a fast spreader, sending out suckers that form dense colonies—ideal for groundcover or naturalizing larger areas. Its ability to quickly fill space makes it a great choice for erosion control or creating informal hedges.
Produces delicate white flower clusters in early summer
Deep green, mountain ash-like foliage
Spreads rapidly through suckers to form colonies
Excellent for groundcover, erosion control, and naturalizing