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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Anthony Spirea's fame?
Anthony Waterer Spirea is a compact, deciduous shrub known for its vibrant pink flower clusters that bloom from late spring through midsummer. Its attractive foliage changes color throughout the seasons, providing year-round interest in the garden.
How tall did Anthony Waters of Spirea get?
A perfect fit for borders, small gardens, or mass plantings, this shrub grows to a height of approximately 2 to 3 feet and spans 3 to 4 feet wide.
What kind of sunlight does it need?
For best flowering and dense growth, plant it in full sun, though it tolerates light shade. Less sunlight usually results in fewer blooms and a more open, leggy appearance.
Is Anthony Waterer Spirea easy to grow?
Yes! It’s very low maintenance, drought tolerant once established, resistant to deer, and adaptable to various soil types.
How often should I water this shrub?
A strong root system is established during the first growing season by watering regularly. Once established, it needs only occasional watering, except during prolonged hot, dry spells.
Do I need fertilizer? What kind is most effective?
Feed in early spring with a balanced, slow-release fertilizer (such as 10-10-10) to encourage healthy growth and blooms. Avoid late-season fertilizing to prevent frost-tender plant growth.
How should I prune Anthony Waterer Spirea?
Pruning the shrub immediately after flowering will shape it and encourage upcoming blooms. Remove any dead or damaged branches as needed. Every few years, you can cut it back more heavily in late winter or early spring to rejuvenate older plants.
What is the plant's deer and pest resistance?
Yes, Anthony Waterer Spirea is generally considered deer resistant and not typically troubled by pests or diseases, making it a low-fuss choice.
Which USDA zones are suitable for Anthony Waterer's Spirea?
It is hardy in USDA zones 4-9, which means it tolerates a range of climates from cold winters to hot summers.
Can Anthony Waterer Spirea be grown in containers?
Absolutely! Its compact size and neat habit make it suitable for large pots or containers. This is as long as the container provides proper drainage and adequate space for roots.


