Goldmound Spirea
Goldmound Spirea Goldmound Spirea brings season-spanning color and reliable performance to the landscape. With its compact habit and golden foliage that shifts in tone throughout the year, this easy-care shrub provides continuous visual interest. In late spring, clusters of pink blooms emerge against the chartreuse leaves, drawing in butterflies and softening the overall effect. A great choice for borders, foundations or mixed beds, this spirea is as dependable as it is showy.
Consistent Color and Texture
From the first flush of spring growth to late fall, Goldmound’s foliage evolves in hue—starting with vivid yellow-green, maturing into soft golden tones and ending with warm shades of orange and red. It fills visual gaps in garden beds and acts as a natural contrast to deeper greens and dark blooms.
Small Space Friendly and Low Maintenance
Goldmound grows into a naturally rounded form, rarely exceeding 3.5 feet in height or width. It requires little pruning and tolerates a range of soil types, including the poor or dry soils often found near foundations and sidewalks.
Appealing Blooms With Pollinator Value
Pink flower clusters bloom in late spring, standing just above the foliage. While not overpowering, they add a charming seasonal layer to the plant and bring pollinators like butterflies to your garden.
Reliable in Tough Conditions
This variety shows good resistance to deer and remains resilient in a variety of climates, including areas with harsh winters or hot, humid summers. Once established, it’s tolerant of drought and very easy to care for.
Consistent Color and Texture
From the first flush of spring growth to late fall, Goldmound’s foliage evolves in hue—starting with vivid yellow-green, maturing into soft golden tones and ending with warm shades of orange and red. It fills visual gaps in garden beds and acts as a natural contrast to deeper greens and dark blooms.
Small Space Friendly and Low Maintenance
Goldmound grows into a naturally rounded form, rarely exceeding 3.5 feet in height or width. It requires little pruning and tolerates a range of soil types, including the poor or dry soils often found near foundations and sidewalks.
Appealing Blooms With Pollinator Value
Pink flower clusters bloom in late spring, standing just above the foliage. While not overpowering, they add a charming seasonal layer to the plant and bring pollinators like butterflies to your garden.
Reliable in Tough Conditions
This variety shows good resistance to deer and remains resilient in a variety of climates, including areas with harsh winters or hot, humid summers. Once established, it’s tolerant of drought and very easy to care for.
$14.00
Original: $39.99
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$39.99
$14.00
Description
Goldmound Spirea Goldmound Spirea brings season-spanning color and reliable performance to the landscape. With its compact habit and golden foliage that shifts in tone throughout the year, this easy-care shrub provides continuous visual interest. In late spring, clusters of pink blooms emerge against the chartreuse leaves, drawing in butterflies and softening the overall effect. A great choice for borders, foundations or mixed beds, this spirea is as dependable as it is showy.
Consistent Color and Texture
From the first flush of spring growth to late fall, Goldmound’s foliage evolves in hue—starting with vivid yellow-green, maturing into soft golden tones and ending with warm shades of orange and red. It fills visual gaps in garden beds and acts as a natural contrast to deeper greens and dark blooms.
Small Space Friendly and Low Maintenance
Goldmound grows into a naturally rounded form, rarely exceeding 3.5 feet in height or width. It requires little pruning and tolerates a range of soil types, including the poor or dry soils often found near foundations and sidewalks.
Appealing Blooms With Pollinator Value
Pink flower clusters bloom in late spring, standing just above the foliage. While not overpowering, they add a charming seasonal layer to the plant and bring pollinators like butterflies to your garden.
Reliable in Tough Conditions
This variety shows good resistance to deer and remains resilient in a variety of climates, including areas with harsh winters or hot, humid summers. Once established, it’s tolerant of drought and very easy to care for.
Consistent Color and Texture
From the first flush of spring growth to late fall, Goldmound’s foliage evolves in hue—starting with vivid yellow-green, maturing into soft golden tones and ending with warm shades of orange and red. It fills visual gaps in garden beds and acts as a natural contrast to deeper greens and dark blooms.
Small Space Friendly and Low Maintenance
Goldmound grows into a naturally rounded form, rarely exceeding 3.5 feet in height or width. It requires little pruning and tolerates a range of soil types, including the poor or dry soils often found near foundations and sidewalks.
Appealing Blooms With Pollinator Value
Pink flower clusters bloom in late spring, standing just above the foliage. While not overpowering, they add a charming seasonal layer to the plant and bring pollinators like butterflies to your garden.
Reliable in Tough Conditions
This variety shows good resistance to deer and remains resilient in a variety of climates, including areas with harsh winters or hot, humid summers. Once established, it’s tolerant of drought and very easy to care for.
