Rose Meadowsweet (Spiraea splendens)

Sunlight:

Partial Sun
Full Sun

Soil Type:

Moist
Wet

Pink clusters flowers
Prefers wet meadows, stream edges
- Rose Meadowsweet (Spiraea splendens): Also known as subalpine spiraea or mountain spiraea, this shrub grows up to 1 meter tall and is found in inland mountain ranges, moist subalpine forests, and rocky slopes. It features bright green, toothed leaves and fuzzy, rose-pink flower clusters that bloom from June to August.Attracts tons of pollinators

Garden Design:

Deciduous shrubs thrive in moist, sunny areas like stream banks, meadows, and rocky slopes. They are known for fragrant summer flowers, ranging from bright pink to white, and are important for pollinators.

Bloom Times:

June
July
August
September

Pollinator Support:

Bees
Butterflies
Moths
Flies
Beetles

Grows Well With

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