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Spirea (Spiraea) bush. The plant is frequently used as an ornamental. The flowers are quite small, but they grow in bunches.

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Spirea is a bush, a nice ornamental. The flowers are quite small. As with other members of the rose family, the petals are separate from each other.

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Spierstrauch - spiraea

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Spirea (aka spiraea) flowers are small. But they, like other members of the rose family, have separated petals, 5 per flower (some roses have petals in multiples of 5).

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Spirea is a common ornamental plant, appearing as a small bush. As you can see, there are lots of little flowers. This is a member of that large family, the Rosaceae.

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from my garden...

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In my garden

Spirea, aka Spiraea, a member of the rose family. The flowers are tiny, but they have the characteristic 5 (or multiple of 5) petals, separate from each other.

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Spirea

(Rosaceae)

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Spierstrauch - spiraea

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Japanese Meadowsweet - spiraea japonica - Japanischer Spierstrauch

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I think that’s what it is, my dad isn’t around to advise me any more. I have about 6 of these bushes and they are gorgeous!

in the first sun rays of a frosty morning

Meadowsweet - spiraea - Spierstrauch

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in bloom...

Meadowsweet - spiraea - Spierstrauch

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from my garden...

I took a small clump of this bush from my mother's house when we moved into our house in 1988... it is now huge and every year covered in white!!

in my garden...

Spirea I think....

We had a few moments of sunshine today which I used to take a photo of the last leaves of a spirea bush in my garden. These leaves look great in Autumn when they have a vibrant red /orange colour. On sunny days the whole bush seems to be on fire.

from my garden...

in my garden.

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Fall colored foliage of the Spirea bush.

Spierstrauch - spiraea

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