Spirea Ogon Fall Color characteristic of flowering dogwoods

characteristic of flowering dogwoods

delightful fragrance

and 'Spring Song'—the straight species red form shows natural variation in color intensity from soft pink to deep reddish-pink

red and pink leaves emerge in early spring transitioning to variegated green and white as they age

Glossy red berries clustered in groups of 3 to 4 ripen by late summer and persist through early winter

Spirea Ogon Fall Color characteristic of flowering dogwoodsThis easy to grow shrub has fine branches with yellow green foliage and small white flowers. Often called baby's breath spirea because of it's small pretty delicate flowers, 'Ogon' is a golden leaved variety. Foliage emerges golden yellow in spring, and matures to bright green in summer. Leaves turn interesting shades of orange in fall making this and easy to care for plant with season long interest. The leaves of 'Ogon' have a wispy willow like