White-colored Spiraea japonica

White-colored Spiraea japonica (scientific name: Spiraea japonica f. albiflora) is a deciduous broad-leaved shrub native to Japan, Korea, China, and Tibet. It is a white-flowered species of the Japanese shimotsuke (scientific name: Spiraea japonica). It is distributed in sunny grasslands in Honshu, Shikoku, and Kyushu. The height of the tree is 50 to 150 cm. It has green, elliptic to broadly ovate leaves with serrated edges and alternate leaflets. The flowers have five petals with numerous stamens protruding from the petals. The flowers are followed by a fruit in a pouch. It is used as a garden tree, bonsai, park tree, hedge, and cut flower.

Common name:White-colored Spiraea japonica, scientific name: Spiraea japonica f. albiflora, Origin: Japan, Korean Peninsula, China, Tibet; Habitat Distribution: Honshu, Shikoku, Kyushu,
Living environment: sunny meadows, Height: 50-150 cm, Leaf color: green, Leaf shape: elliptic to broadly ovate, Leaf blade: 3-9 cm, leaf width: 1-4 cm, leaf margin: serrate, inflorescence: alternate, flowering: May-August, Inflorescence form: compound clustered inflorescence; flower color: white; flower diameter: 0.3-0.6 cm; corolla form: 5-petaled; number of stamens: 20-30; fruit type: pouch fruit; uses: garden tree, bonsai, park tree, hedge, cut flower.

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