Glow Girl® spirea

A delicate look and tough performance make Glow Girl spirea an asset in native gardens across North America. Bunches of tiny white flowers drift in like clouds in the springtime, soft and impossible to ignore. Its small leaves are practically circular and have pretty scalloped edges. All of these details create fine visual texture, adding contrast to the garden view when placed next to plants with medium or coarse visual texture (think hydrangeas or hostas, respectively). But the color of the foliage is what typically draws the eye first – new growth is orangey-red and shifts to a striking sunny yellow with copper flourishes at the edges. The color mellows to chartreuse for summer and erupts again in fall for one last show. Its healthy appearance is steadfast despite full sun, disease, or drought. When you need something funky for your native garden, go with a Glow Girl birchleaf spirea.Why grow Glow Girl birch leaf spirea?Vibrant foliage colorPlentiful flower coverageNative to North America