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Showy White Flowers Add Dramatic Display During Spring Months!
This Bridal Wreath Spirea Shrub cultivar is as innocent and breathtaking as a bride!
Spiraea prunifolia are small to medium-sized deciduous flowering shrubs that produce cascades of creamy white flowers in spring and summer. The Bridal Wreath Spirea features sensational double white spirea flowers in early spring and lovely autumn colors until the leaves fall off.
Use this beautiful Bridal wreath bush as a single specimen, privacy hedge or shrub planting, or foundation plantings to enjoy its enchanting display. The bridal bush can even be pruned into a spirea tree. The green foliage will stay green all year until fall when the leaves turn red providing year-round interest.
Bridal veil spirea upright growth pattern and arching branches gracefully reach and descend for an elegant landscape silhouette. The spirea flowers attract butterflies and bees and add to your Bridal Wreath shrubs glorious display. The bridal wreath plant will benefit from being pruned after flowering to promote growth.
One of the key benefits of bridal wreath spirea plants is that they are deer resistant. Plant these around your property to deter deer from getting in towards your other fruit trees and bushes.
This flowering plant is low maintenance and easy to care for! White spirea is resistant to powdery mildew, root rot, and fire blight and can tolerate a variety of planting sites. A layer of organic matter such as mulch or compost at the top of the planting hole will help retain moisture in hot locations.
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Sunlight
Full Sun
Foliage Color
Green
Flower Color
Creamy white
Mature Width
6-8 ft
Mature Height
5-9 ft
Growing Zones 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
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United StatesBridal Wreath Spirea
Plant arrived quickly, well packaged, and healthy. One gallon container, so smallish size, but not smaller than expected. (Much smaller than the photo illustration accompanying this review. Maybe it’s a 3-gallon.) After a few days in the pot to acclimate, set into soil where it gives every indication of being quite happy. Four weeks exposed to Oklahoma weather-temps from mid50s to mid90s, hot sun and several hard rains, (although mostly protected from winds)-little bush has lost no leaves at all and has produced a whole bunch (I did not count but noticeable, more than you’d expect) of new shoots.
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Well packed for shipping. Arrived healthy and is growing beautifully.
United StatesPerked up after a week
The spirea arrived a little droopy with some yellow leaves. But after a good watering and some days with indirect light it perked up. Just in time to deliver it as a gift
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