PINK SPIREA - TN NURSERY

Pink Spirea grows up to six feet with white-pink blossoms that shift to golden hues. Prune in early spring before leaves emerge to encourage abundant blooms. It flowers in spring, summer, and fall, thrives in moist well-drained soil, and works as an accent or backdrop plant.
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Welcome to TN Nursery YouTube channel. Today let's talk about Pink Spirea. Pink Spirea has delicate foliage as it branches white and pink flowers. These have a good place in a mixed border as these spring bulbs have colorful blooms. They have a mounding backdrop in small-spaced gardens with a purple perennial. These do well in fertile, moist soil and it has to have good drainage. These plants grow to 6 feet tall, as these are best when you use these as a border. It has an attractive flower with fall colors, and they do well in winter. It is a shrub with delicate blooms, as this is a relative of the baby's breath. These appear through the summer and fall. It would be best if you pruned this tree to ensure its success. This flower has several color changes, and they begin with a soft pink color and change to a golden color. It is an excellent border or an accent plant in the garden. You need to prune this in the spring before first leaves appear, as it could damage the flower if it is pruned at the wrong time of the year. Some varieties do not bloom until summer. These have lovely branches that bend under the weight of the heavy blossoms. If you do regular pruning, it keeps your bush from looking unkempt. When you do annual pruning, it produces healthy new blossoms each year. Pink spirea is for sale at Tennessee Wholesale Nursery. With low prices and fast shipping. Thanks for watching.
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