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Synonyms spiraea bumalda gold mound.
Goldmound gold spirea. Spiraea japonica commonly called japanese spirea is a dense upright mounded deciduous shrub that typically grows 4 6 tall with a slightly larger spread. Other shrubs may give you better flowers or more striking fall foliage but this one excels in spring foliage. Its size makes it perfect for using as a single plant in smaller gardens or beds or for grouping in clusters of three five seven or more plants in larger spaces. Great color addition to a shrub or perennial border or to brighten patio or terrace in decorative containers. With its brilliant yellow leaves that hold their color all season goldmound spirea spiraea japonica goldmound is a deciduous shrub that adds a spot of sunshine wherever you plant it. Tiny pink flowers in flat topped clusters corymbs cover the foliage from late spring to mid summer with sparse and intermittent repeat bloom sometimes occurring. Leaves to 3 long are oval and sharply toothed.
The foliage turns lovely shades of orange red and yellow in the fall. Gold mound spirea is a deciduous shrub that is prized for its bright golden leaves in spring which turn a brilliant yellow in autumn. The gold mound spirea is a small shrub that grows 2 to 3 feet tall and 3 or 4 feet wide. This video is a detailed description of goldmound spirea. Genus spiraea are deciduous shrubs sometimes suckering with simple leaves and short racemes panicles or corymbs of small 5 petalled white or pink flowers in spring or summer. Its leaves are bright gold a nice addition to most color. Goldmound spirea spiraea japonica goldmound is a showy deciduous low maintenance shrub that has many possible uses in the landscape.
Partial to full sun. Spiraea japonica goldmound vibrant golden spring foliage accented by clusters of pink flowers cools to a yellowish green in summer then a rich yellowish orange in fall. Goldmound has beautiful new gold foliage in the spring and summer. Other common names japanese spirea gold mound.