Spiraea alba (Meadowsweet) Rabbit Resistant Reddish-brown basal sheaths: The lower

Reddish-brown basal sheaths: The lower portions of the stems have a reddish-brown coloration that adds a touch of warmth

It is an attractive plant and can do well in landscaped settings as long as it is well supported by surrounding plants and is controlled by removing seed heads before ripening

Cover Crop: Strongly recommended for establishment

but as indicated by its common name has more densely packed flowers on its stalk

the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) Pollinator Habitat Initiative (CP-42)

Spiraea alba (Meadowsweet) Rabbit Resistant Reddish-brown basal sheaths: The lowerA showy native bush that is often mistaken for a flower because is is only about 4' tall and not robust like a shrub. Spirea prefers full sun, wet to moist conditions, and soil containing abundant organic material. Standing water such as in a rain garden is fine if temporary. Sun Exposure Prairie Savanna Soil Conditions Wet, Wet Mesic, Mesic Height 4' Flower Color White Flower Time June, July, August Frequently Asked Questions Why Purchase From