Early spring growth on Goldmound spirea in Iowa froze, leaving brown, crumbly leaves. New growth is emerging at the base. Spirea blooms on new wood and will produce a second flush.
Severe pruning now removes living tissue that's already recovering. Patience yields a fuller, healthier plant.
Pruning Frost-Damaged White Bird of Paradise: Technique and Regrowth
Deadheading and Pruning Guide for Argyranthemum and Heliotrope
Spirea Blooming Without Fall Pruning
Cedar Shrubs in Planters: Long-Term Care and Overwintering
Repeated Arborvitae Failure in Maine: Soil Drainage and Fertilizer Errors
Leaf Cutter Bees on Roses: Cosmetic Damage, No Harm Done
Transplanting Blue Rug Juniper & Crape Myrtle in Atlanta: Wait for Fall
Overwintering Container Shrubs in Cold Climates: Blueberry and Arborvitae
Planting Privet Shrubs: Site Selection and Root Concerns
Sooty Mold on Shrubs: Fall Cleanup and Winter Strengthening
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