Spiraea are deciduous shrubs that may produce suckers, characterized by their simple leaves and clusters of small, five-petaled flowers. These flowers, which can be white or pink, appear in short racemes, panicles, or corymbs during the spring or summer months.

Spiraea x pseudosalicifolia 'Macrothyrsa'

This robust, deciduous shrub produces a dense thicket of slender branches adorned with elongated, dark green leaves. In mid to late summer, it showcases clusters of small purplish-pink flowers arranged in conical panicles.

Spiraea x pseudosalicifolia 'Triumphans'

Spiraea x rosalba

Spiraea x sanssouciana

Spiraea x sanssouciana 'Nobleana'

Spiraea x schinabeckii

Spiraea x semperflorens

Spiraea x semperflorens 'Syringiflora'

Spiraea x superba

Spiraea x vanhoutii Firegold ('Levgold')

This robust semi-evergreen shrub typically reaches a height of around 2 meters. It features arching branches adorned with dark green, diamond-shaped leaves that are coarsely serrated, with a blue-green hue on the undersides. In early summer, bowl-shaped white flowers emerge in dense clusters, measuring up to 5 centimeters in diameter, and are distributed along the branches.

Spiraea x vanhouttei

This robust semi-evergreen shrub reaches approximately 2 meters in height, featuring gracefully arching branches. In spring, its leaves emerge in a vibrant golden-yellow, transitioning to a yellow-green hue during the summer months. In early summer, the plant produces bowl-shaped white flowers, which are densely grouped and can measure up to 5 centimeters in diameter, lining the branches.

Spiraea x vanhouttei 'Gold Fountain'

This deciduous shrub grows to about 90 cm in height, featuring elliptical leaves that are prominently marked with white and may exhibit a hint of pink. The stems are pink, and in early summer, clusters of white flowers bloom in rounded formations along the branches.

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