Sorbaria s. 'Sem ' #2Sorbaria sorbifolia, otherwise known as the "Ash Leaf False Spirea" and "Ural False Spirea" is an upright shrub with dark green, fern like foliage that turns shades of pink and bronze. Fall foliage is bright red orange. It suckers and spreads freely. Creamy white flowers resembling Astilbe appear on new wood. Heat and drought tolerant once established. Blooms: late spring to mid summer Light: full sun to part shade Soil: well drained, regular garden

Height at maturity: 6'

Mature Height: 20 - 25'

Prunus cerasifera 'Newport' flowering plum tree has lovely pink blooms with an intoxicating fragrance contrast against dark branches in early spring

Zones: 3 - 9

arching branches of gray-green foliage

gold and yellow

glossy green foliage turns a spectacular orange to red in the fall

Height at maturity: 15'

Spacing: 8 - 10'

We love using them in containers as they prove to be tough in Chicago winters

If you do have a preference we ask that you come visit us at the store to hand select the one of your liking

Doliage is medium to dark green