Spiraea alba var. latifolia (White Meadowsweet)Deer resistant Ideal for rain gardens Use for cut flowers Attracts birds and butterflies White Meadowsweet is a deciduous shrub with tiny pinkish white flowers. Fruits appear in the fall dispersing seeds. Birds and butterflies flock to this perennial! Best planted in a rain garden or along creeks and water sources. Hardiness Zone 3 7 Height 2 4 ft Spread 2 4 ft

Goldrush features beautiful pink-white flowers in the spring

Related to Rosa rugosa

Newest leaves are amber

dramatic deep purple-blue

Outstanding for fresh eating

borders or patios Great cut flower

broadleaf evergreen looks more like a boxwood than an inkberry

Somewhat lace bug-resistant and hardier than all P

Plant in semi-shade for best results

You can't help being intrigued by the outstanding landscape color this plant will provide throughout the season

Foliage is deep green in summer and nearly purple in winter

enriching it with nutrients and improving its structure for better plant growth