Spiraea x vanhouttei

This low-growing, compact catmint packs a punch of lavender-blue flowers from late spring through summer over aromatic blue-green foliage. Its tidy habit is ideal for mixed containers, the perennial border, and along paths and walkways.

Saturated orange, double pom-pom flowers that don’t bleach out as they age, putting on a sizzling hot show of color in the landscape.

Vigorous, compact plants with giant, cranberry-colored, double blooms, perfect for borders or mixed containers. At season's end, the dried flower heads add fall interest to the garden.

Deep scarlet, trumpet shaped flowers appear over bright green foliage. July to September bloom. Loves shade and moisture. Works equally well in the border, native planting or woodland garden.

Beautiful spikes of soft white flowers are accented by fragrant, gray-green foliage. Compact habit and problem free.

Foliage is soft, greenish-blue. Low, rounded shape well suited for hedges. Has good green color in winter. Slow growing.

Good in mass plantings, on slopes, and in dry or sandy soil. Small yellow flowers. Bronzy fall foliage. Disease-free. Native.

Proven Winner. Finely divided dark purple-black leaves and deep pink flowers in early summer. Edible berries in fall.

Clusters of deep pink flowers cover the plant in early summer. Golden foliage with red/bronze/orange new growth. Compact and spreading form. Fall color is red to orange to purple.