One of the best of the low growing, deciduous shrubs. Goldmound has vibrant golden spring foliage that cools to a yellowish green in summer then a rich, yellowish orange in fall. Pink flowers are added to the color palette in May and June. Great color addition to the shrub or perennial border or for brightening the container garden. Grow in full sun for best bloom and foliage color. Deciduous. Moderate growth to 2 to 3 feet tall and 4 feet wide.

 

Additional Information:

Latin Name:	Spiraea japonica 'Goldmound'
Plant Type:	Shrub
Shrub Type:	Deciduous
Exposure:	Part to Full Sun
Deer Resistant:	Yes
Mature Height:	2-3 ft
Mature Width:	4 ft
Habit:	Mounded
Growth Rate:	Moderate
Hardiness Zone:	Zone 4-8
Bloom Time:	Late Spring
Flower Colors:	Pink
Water Needs:	Average
Maintenance:	Easy
Pruning Time:	Prune annually in late winter to promote vigorous new growth
Additional attribute:
	Dramatic Foliage
	Easy Care
	Fall Color
	Cut Flower
	Showy Flowers
Landscape Uses:
	Border, Firescaping/Fire Wise, Woodland Garden

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