Spiraea virginiana prophouse-fall-2027 not for the kitchen

not for the kitchen

with striking blooms and a fragile botanical history worth stewarding

crossvine was virtually unavailable from nurseries when Woodlanders began offering the plant in the early 1980s

this species spreads slowly by short runners into a dense

Early bees and butterflies work the trusses

Spiraea virginiana prophouse-fall-2027 not for the kitchenImportant: This plant is sold within South Carolina only. In the high gradient streams of the southern Appalachians, the Gauley, the Bluestone, the Greenbrier, scattered tributaries of the New River, and a handful of similar second and third order rivers, grows a shrub that holds on to rocky bars and scoured banks where almost nothing else can. This is Spiraea virginiana, the Appalachian spiraea, a plant that evolved alongside the violent flood regime