Particularly popular in a flowering hedge
Billiard's spirea is one of those “all-purpose” shrubs that are planted in large numbers in old gardens; it often survives even when completely neglected and, over time, forms large, impenetrable thickets.
It grows quickly and responds well to pruning. It will soon look splendid in the garden.
Easy to pair with other plants, spirea will thrive anywhere in the garden: as a free-form hedge, in a flower bed, and even in a pot on a balcony.
This spirea will be particularly appreciated in a flowering hedge or as a freestanding plant, where it will add variety in the height of summer and delight pollinators with its abundance of flowers.