Spiraea blumalda 'BI0601' ~ Little Bonnie™ Spirea river rock It does well on a

It does well on a tabletop or hanging from a plant hanger

the female cones produce small fleshy black seedpods that gain a silvery bloom at maturity

soft white or pink flowers with red eyes bloom on the upper leaf axils in summer attracting butterflies

Hydrangea quercifolia at University of Washington Botanical Gardens

Loose raceme of small tubular purple-blue flowers with distinct candy-striping in the throat bloom heavily in late spring and again in late summer if deadheaded

Spiraea blumalda 'BI0601' ~ Little Bonnie™ Spirea river rock It does well on aLittle Bonnie Spirea is a dwarf mounding deciduous shrub with sharp toothed blue green leaves that that turns red, orange, and yellow in fall. Flat topped clusters of bright lavender pink flowers cover the plant throughout summer. Grows best in full sun and well drained soils. Removed spent flowers to encourage additional bloom. Type: Shrub Origins: Japan Height: 1. 5' 2' Spread: 2' 3' Spacing: 2. 5' USDA Hardiness Zone: 4 8 Culture: Full Sun, Part