Spirea Shrub Height Shipped:2 3 Feet Avoid clay soils that may They are heat tolerant Avoid clay soils that may become waterlogged the painful‚ but graceful branches act as a reminder of the power of the earth's resilience․ Such are the stories‚ which teach us that we are connected to the earth‚ and to each other․ For it is from the dogwood tree that we learn not just botany‚ but deeper truths about the shared experience of the human race and the wisdom that it carries․ Its beauty‚ seasonal changes‚ and cultural importance make it a popular choice for gardens and a symbol of endurance and prosperity․ Spirea can be counted on to make a fine showing from early spring till late fall‚ and to hold the heart and soul of all who enter its domain․ Whether upon the lawn or in the wilds‚ or gracing the home grounds‚ it will form one of nature's harmonious links in the chain that draws heaven ward the human heart․ Another reason for the popularity of spirea is that each season has something to offer․ Spring bloom is soon upon us‚ and spirea brings a rich note of color and fragrance when winter is well and truly over․ Summer is best for the profusion of bright green foliage and flowering․ Fall is best for the vivid colors of the yellow to orange leaves․ In the winter‚ even when the spirea appears dead‚ and the branches are drab and naked of bloom‚ the beauty of the branches and the form give ornament to the winter landscape‚ giving an ever changing garden that has visual interest in every season‚ and at all points in time․