Snowmound Spirea Bloom winter Many of these (particularly caterpillars)

Many of these (particularly caterpillars) represent larval host activity—the very thing you want if you're supporting native ecosystems

drawing the eyes of all passers by

butterflies and nectar-seeking birds

Each variety in this collection has been rigorously tested and proven to reliably overwinter in Zone 6 West Michigan conditions and even colder trial sites

tolerates wet feet beautifully

Snowmound Spirea Bloom winter Many of these (particularly caterpillars)Snowmound Spirea Spiraea nipponica 'Snowmound' Snowmound Spirea delivers one of the most striking late spring displays of any flowering shrub, covering its gracefully arching branches in dense, hemispherical clusters of pure white flowers that give the entire plant the appearance of a freshly fallen snowdrift. This compact deciduous cultivar of Nippon Spirea reaches 3 to 5 feet tall with a similar spread, forming a dense, vase shaped to mounded habit