Douglas Spirea (Spiraea douglasii ) West Coast Native, Pink Fragrant Flowers

Douglas Spirea (Spiraea douglasii ) West Coast Native, Pink Fragrant FlowersDouglas Spirea (Spiraea douglasii ) Douglas spirea is a fast growing, deciduous native West Coast shrub that features fragrant, pink, spire like flower clusters from July to August and oblong, toothed leaves. It prefers moist, well drained soil in full sun to part shade and is native to streambanks, wetlands, and wet meadows. The primary native range is along the Pacific coast, from Alaska south through the Pacific Northwest into northern California.

Water to keep cutting moist until it is rooted (usually 3-4 weeks)

Double Gold Raspberry - Large 2 Year Old Bare Root Canes -Free Shipping - Excellent Flavor

multi-stemmed shrub in full sun to partial shade

these bulbs have 7-9 cloves

The plant produces delightful globe‐shaped flower heads composed of 10 to 50 small starry white to pale pink blooms

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Quaking Aspen Trees (Populus tremuloides) Bare Root Seedlings - 6-12 Inches Tall

Your order comes with detailed planting instructions

and red leaves in the fall

very sweet

specifically from a hybrid of two native species

up to 100 foot tall  and 25 foot wide at maturity