Spirea Shrub Height Shipped:2 3 Feet Spicebush is important in providing old_product_id_8918 Spicebush is important in providing habitat to a variety of birds and insects․ One of the more interesting aspects of spicebush is its ability to attract such a variety of animals and provide them with an adequate habitat․ Many songbirds‚ such as warblers‚ use it as a shelter and for nesting material‚ while its berry like fruits are consumed by birds later in the season․ In addition to being a good food source‚ the small red berries may also be eaten by insects․ The plant is also important to biodiversity‚ with butterflies‚ bees‚ and other pollinators attracted to the flowers‚ and browsers eating the leaves․ Within the context of the garden‚ spicebush is part of the community of life‚ growing‚ feeding‚ and maintaining the cycle․ and their valuable timber Because of its adaptability and ease of cultivation it can be used in most soil types and aspects‚ from full sun to partial shade․ It is used in many situations where flowering shrubs are planted to provide specific effects or to fulfill specific uses․ It is an attractive plant for planting around walkways and flowerbeds‚ but it works well in the middle of the border as a highlight․ Depending on the type of spirea‚ such as Spiraea japonica and Spiraea bush‚ the plant can supply the texture and the colors that are much desired in the garden․ Spirea are used when contrasting with plants of other types‚ often planted with evergreen shrubs showing them off or composing an arrangement of spireas with spring bloom․ others will arch out and reach a height of five or six feet․ The leaves are usually narrow with serrated margins and a dark green color․ Flowers sometimes appear on pendulous branches during spring and summer․ As a result‚ whether it is the green of summer or the colorful riot of the spirea flowers‚ the spiraea is much more than just a plant‚ it is a vibrant piece of garden․