Spiraea douglasii (Western Spirea) Butterfly Host Soil needs: Grows in a

Soil needs: Grows in a variety of soils ranging from poor

Ripening Time: Acorns ripen between August and November

The leaves of this plant were traditionally used by Indigenous communities for medicinal purposes

Seven Oaks uses a Northern Idaho seed source for these plants - they have found that trees from this source have a resistance to black spot

We recommend using this plant for meadowscapes along with woodland and rain gardens

Spiraea douglasii (Western Spirea) Butterfly Host Soil needs: Grows in aPlant Description: A many stemmed, fast growing, rhizomatous deciduous shrub. It has shiny green leaves that are oval and toothed toward the tip and white woolly beneath. Western spireas small pink to rose colored flowers are fragrant and grouped together to make a rounded spike like inflorescence (panicle) appearing fuzzy due to the long stamen in the individual flowers. Height: 3 6. 5ft Width: 3 6. 5ft Watering needs: regular, Sun needs: full sun to