Japanese spirea is a vibrant, blooming shrub, but it's also invasive. However, you can enjoy lifelong gorgeous flowers from this native shrub instead.

An easy-care spirea bush adds color and attracts plenty of pollinators. The shrubs grow quickly and thrive in most landscapes ...

Candy Corn spirea is a tough as nails, deciduous shrub with narrow, oval-shaped leaves. It is easy to grow, reliable, and robust. It thrives best in rich humus soil but will live in different soil ...

The spirea is a member of the rose family. The Double Play Candy Corn, with orange, red, and yellow leaves, will reach 24 inches tall and 30 inches wide.

Characterised by the Royal Horticultural Society as an "upright, deciduous shrub about 1.5m tall, with sharply-toothed dark green leaves to 12cm long", spiraea makes an excellent contribution to ...

Host plants: Spirea, citrus, and apples are primary hosts where eggs are laid. The species also attacks other seed fruits, stone fruits, etc., and in the tropics, species including cocoa.