This shrub, loved by you, your neighbors, and the local pollinators, won't stay available for long. Neighbors are going to wish they too had a bush with half as much fall color!
While other shrubs are settling in for the winter, Tor Spirea is still showing off in all its glory. The lovely foliage changes from deep green to an exciting orange streaked with red and purple. Butterflies and their splashy wings will simply add to the shrub's colorful nature!Īs the weather cools and the crisp breezes of fall roll in, Tor Spirea pulls yet another trick out of its sleeve. Spirea bushes are known to be a butterfly favorite and Tor Spirea is no exception. Of course, you'll have to be willing to share that beauty with your local pollinators. Its compact growth habit makes it ideal for hedges! Include in foundation plantings against the siding of your house or as a border for your garden. Its beauty starts in the spring with an abundance of dark green foliage sprouting from its branches. Tired of having bushes that only show off for a couple of weeks every year? We totally get it, that's why you'll want a Tor Spirea to your landscape. That, along with the dark green of the leaves, makes the perfect setup to adequately showcase the petite tiny white flowers, that sprout and cover Tor Spirea in the early summer. Look out Hydrangea and Lilac bushes! There's a new favorite in town! Tor Spirea (Spiraea betulifolia 'Tor'), sometimes called Birchleaf Spirea, is here and positively charming the locals with its multiseasonal interest! This deciduous shrub fills out into a neat, low-to-the-ground, mounded form.
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