Sem Ash Leaf False Spirea KickStart these fragrant flowers are large—up

these fragrant flowers are large—up to 4½" across

If you have room to cover and you want a quick

so less seed is wasted on the ground below and tidying around your feeder is all the easier

The fruit is edible

and are reminiscent of a French confection

Sem Ash Leaf False Spirea KickStart these fragrant flowers are large—upWhy choose false spirea? Sorbaria sorbifolia, or false spirea, actually belongs to the rose familyand it produces fewer suckers than true spirea. If you're looking for a low maintenance, prolific flowerer, False Spirea Sem is perfect. The unique peachy pink coloring of the new foliage brightens spring, before shifting to a summery lemon lime tone. The shrub displays dense, pyramidal panicles up to 10 inches long consisting of white, foamy flowers. In