Spiraea alba var. latifolia - White Meadowsweet swamp sautéed in grease until tender

sautéed in grease until tender

4-12" x 6-8"

It is the larval host for

The shrub serves as a breeding ground for the Obscure Plant bug

Habitat: rocky slopes and good-drainage spots that are shady and hold some moisture

Spiraea alba var. latifolia - White Meadowsweet swamp sautéed in grease until tenderSizes available: #1 (Trade gallon) Basics: zones zones 3 8, 2 5' x 2 4', full sun to part shade, white to palest pink fragrant flowers bloom on new wood during the mid to late summer, prefers a consistently moist, acidic soil in a sunny position, but can be found in drier, part shade spots, too. Common names: White Meadowsweet, Meadowsweet, Broadleaf Meadowsweet Family: Rosaceae Origin Distribution: The native distribution is from Newfoundland west to