GOLDFLAME SPIREA – A show-stopping flowering shrub with ever-changing foliage and vivid pink blooms. ��
Ideal for colorful borders, cottage gardens, and low hedges—its low-maintenance nature makes it a gardener's favorite. ��
- Bright red-orange new growth, golden summer leaves, and pink flower clusters.
- Hardy in zones 4–8
- Thrives in full sun to light shade
- Height 24–36 inches, Spread 36–48 inches
- Attracts butterflies and pollinators.
Note: Ships securely in its nursery pot. Foliage color may appear faded during transit or dormancy but will revive beautifully in spring.
Some shipping restrictions may apply depending on your state’s regulations.
Growing Zones: 4–8
| Mature Height: | 24 to 36 Inches |
| Sunlight: | Full Sun to Light Shade |
| Mature Width: | 36 to 48 Inches |
| Botanical Name: | Spiraea japonica 'Goldflame' |
| Growth Rate: | Moderate |
FAQ's
Is Goldflame Spirea a perennial?
Yes, Goldflame Spirea is a deciduous perennial shrub that comes back each year with fresh growth and blooms.
What makes its foliage special?
The foliage starts red-orange in spring, turns golden yellow in summer, and finishes with bronze hues in fall.
How tall and wide does Goldflame Spirea grow?
It grows 24–36 inches tall and 36–48 inches wide, forming a tidy mound.
Which zones is it suitable for?
It thrives in USDA Zones 4 through 8, handling both cold winters and warm summers.
When does it bloom?
Goldflame Spirea blooms in late spring to summer with clusters of pink flowers.
Does it attract pollinators?
Yes! Bees and butterflies love the vibrant pink blooms. ��
Is it easy to grow?
Very! It’s low maintenance, drought-tolerant once established, and adapts to most soils.
How often should it be pruned?
Light pruning after flowering helps maintain shape. Cut back in late winter for fuller growth.
Can I use it for hedging?
Yes, its compact size and shape make it perfect for low borders or informal hedges.
Is it deer resistant?
Goldflame Spirea is moderately deer resistant, but protection may still be needed in high-pressure areas.
