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Rosy meadowsweet (Spiraea tomentosa) Plants
Rosy meadowsweet (Spiraea tomentosa) Plants
In mid-summer, rosy-pink steeple-like flower stems cover this small native shrub. Foliage turns a golden bronze in fall; winter branches are a reddish-brown. Attracts butterflies, bees, hummingbirds, and birds.
Native to Maine:Â Yes
Growing conditions:Â Sun to part shade in medium to wet soil
Natural habitat: Meadows, roadsides, and ditches with wet to moist soils
Grows up to:Â 3-4'
Blooms:Â In mid-summer
Sun
Part Shade
Dry
Medium
Wet
