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Spiraea japonica Goldflame
Goldflame Spirea
The emerging foliage is a showy, bronzy-gold, turning to soft yellow-green in the summer, coppery-orange in the fall. It is covered in pink flowers on a low, mounded shape all season long.
- » Light crimson flowers in flattened clusters
- » Leaves emerge bronze-gold, turning soft yellow-green, then copper-orange in the fall
- » Spreading, mounded form
- » Bloom Time: Late spring
2gal
$33.31
3gal
$38.19
Attracts Wildlife
| • | Attracts Butterflies |
Growth Rate
| • | Medium |
Habit
| • | Mounding |
Planting instructions
| • | Container Plants |
Growing & Maintenance Tips for Spiraea japonica 'Goldflame'
Summer flowering spirea will flower with a good flush in late spring, and sporadically during the summer. To promote a second flush of bloom, remove spent flowers by pinching or light shearing. Pruning for shape should be done in early spring to allow the flower buds to form.
