Spirea 'Princess' is not an evergreen; it is a deciduous shrub. This means it loses its leaves in the fall and regrows them in the spring. It is valued for its attractive blooms and vibrant foliage during the growing season, but it will not retain leaves year-round.
Spirea X ended in 1993.
Spirea X was created in 1990.
Yes, a princess spirea bush can be split and transplanted, as it is a hardy perennial. The best time to do this is during early spring or fall when the plant is not in full bloom. Ensure that each division has a healthy root system and enough stems to thrive after transplanting. Water the newly transplanted sections well to help them establish in their new locations.
In the fall after bloom.
No
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In order to tell if a Spirea shrub is dead, the branches must be thoroughly looked at. If they are brown, brittle, and fall right out when touched, then the bush is probably dead.
As most varieties of Spirea are hardy in the UK I would assume the problem in Florida would be too much heat so watch the water.
Under-watering or over-watering can cause Spirea to have a lot of dead branches.ÊWater can fail to penetrate deep into the soil Êor it can penetrate excessively;driving out oxygen.Ê
Once a year unless pruned.
Evergreen