Spiraea tomentosa ~ Steeplebush Size:3 GALLON Chelan County Washington 1

Chelan County Washington 1

Root rot may occur in poorly drained soils

IMAGE: Photo by Dinesh Valke

Chamaecyparis pisifera 'Filifera' 02

Japanese Forest Grass is a shade loving deciduous grass that forms dense cascading mounds of papery bright green foliage and turns coppery-orange in fall

Spiraea tomentosa ~ Steeplebush Size:3 GALLON Chelan County Washington 1Steeplebrush is a low mounding native deciduous shrub with oval sharp toothed foliage that has dense hairy undersides and no fall color. Steeple shaped terminal clusters of bright pink to rose purple flowers bloom midsummer into early fall. Removing spent flower clusters can encourage an additional bloom. Grows best in full sun and medium to wet well drained acidic soils. Type: Shrub Origins: East N. America; GA Native Height: 2' 4' Spread: 3 5'