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Spiraea japonica Anthony Waterer

Anthony Waterer Spirea

A splendid, dwarf shrub with broad, flat-topped, rose-pink clusters of flowers blooming in profusion. Bluish-green foliage turns to reddish-purple in the fall. An indispensable plant for a foundation planting, hedging, and shrub border.

  • »  AKA Spiraea x bumalda 'Anthony Waterer
  • »  Carmine-red flowers in flattened clusters
  • »  Leaves emerge reddish-purple, mature to blue-green, then reddish in the fall
  • »  Upright, rounded form
  • »  Bloom Time: Late spring

2gal
$33.31
3gal
$38.19
  • Category:Shrubs
  • Hardiness Zone:2
  • Height:80-100 cm
  • Spread:60-80 cm
  • Bloom Color: Pink
Exposure
• Full Sun
• Partial Sun/Shade
Soil Moisture
• Average to Dry Soils
• Well-drained
Attracts Wildlife
• Attracts Butterflies
Growth Rate
• Medium
Attributes
• Deciduous
• Fall Color
• Long Blooming
• Salt Tolerant
• Low Maintenance
Flowering Time
• Lt. Spr-Sum
• Summer
• Rebloomer
Habit
• Rounded
• Upright
Foliage Color
• Blue
• Green
Landscape uses
• Foundation planting
• Hedge
Planting instructions
• Container Plants
Growing & Maintenance Tips for Spiraea japonica 'Anthony Waterer'

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.