Double Play Candy Corn Spirea Fall Color Seed heads can be removed

Seed heads can be removed in early spring to make way for the next season's succulent green growth

while thin

When the garden is at its bleakest and most gardeners have retreated indoors with their seed catalogs

this cultivar inherits the superior cold hardiness of its 'Yellow Bird' parent (reliably hardy to Zone 4) while capturing the luminous pink coloration of 'Caerhays Belle' [1]

and bullfinches

Double Play Candy Corn Spirea Fall Color Seed heads can be removedDouble Play Candy Corn Spirea (Spiraea japonica 'NCSX1', USPP 28,313) provides continuous foliage color from spring through fall in a compact package. Developed by Dr. Tom Ranney at North Carolina State University, this deciduous shrub emerges in spring with candy apple red new growth that matures to bright chartreuse yellow. Throughout the growing season, new shoots continue emerging in orange tones, creating a shifting palette of red, orange, and