Spiraea j. 'Little Princess' #2Spiraea japonica 'Little Princess' spirea, has abundant clusters of bright pink flowers bloom early summer atop this low growing dense plant. The mint green foliage develops a dark red fall color and creates a wonderful contrast with evergreens in foundation plantings. Blooms: late spring to early summer Light: full sun Soil: well drained, regular garden soil Spacing: 3' Height at maturity: 24 30" Zones: 3 8 Images are used for general reference only.

meaning ash due to the color of their bodies

Propagation: by cuttings

is also sometimes called the Elephant's Foot due to its bulbous trunk

Species as well as flower color can vary

are a flowering annual native to east Asia and northeastern Europe

Tillandsia

Hens and Chicks doesn't mind poor

Be handy with your mister

Deutzia 'Yuki Snowflake' has a mounded habit with fragrant pure white flowers

Watering: dry with full watering in-between

Bloom: mid summer

Fertilization: general purpose fertilizer