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Spirea, Double Play® Dolly™ Spirea

Spirea, Double Play® Dolly™ Spirea

Embrace a bold aesthetic with Double Play® Dolly spirea! The big color arrives early in spring as the new foliage fills in, lighting the small shrub up with blazing orange-red color. Foliage matures to a dazzling chartreuse color and in late spring, equally dazzling electric purple blooms arrive to make a truly eye-popping color combo. Its compact size fits nicely at the front of the border as edging or low hedging.

»  Unique color combo
»  Orange-red foliage
»  Electric purple blooms
»  Compact size
»  Reblooming

Hardiness Zone: 3-8
Height: 18-30 in
Spread: 18-30 in
Bloom Color: Purple Shades
Foliage Color: Orange Shades, Yellow Shades

Growing & Maintenance Tips for Spiraea x Double Play® Dolly™
  • Double Play Dolly is as low maintenance as other spirea.
  • You can give it a light trim after its first bloom in late spring if you'd like to see a reflush of the bright red new growth.
  • Remove the oldest, woodiest stems every couple of years or so to keep growth fresh and vigorous.
$61.99
Spirea, Double Play® Dolly™ Spirea
$61.99
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Description

Embrace a bold aesthetic with Double Play® Dolly spirea! The big color arrives early in spring as the new foliage fills in, lighting the small shrub up with blazing orange-red color. Foliage matures to a dazzling chartreuse color and in late spring, equally dazzling electric purple blooms arrive to make a truly eye-popping color combo. Its compact size fits nicely at the front of the border as edging or low hedging.

»  Unique color combo
»  Orange-red foliage
»  Electric purple blooms
»  Compact size
»  Reblooming

Hardiness Zone: 3-8
Height: 18-30 in
Spread: 18-30 in
Bloom Color: Purple Shades
Foliage Color: Orange Shades, Yellow Shades

Growing & Maintenance Tips for Spiraea x Double Play® Dolly™
  • Double Play Dolly is as low maintenance as other spirea.
  • You can give it a light trim after its first bloom in late spring if you'd like to see a reflush of the bright red new growth.
  • Remove the oldest, woodiest stems every couple of years or so to keep growth fresh and vigorous.