Crispa 'Crispa' 2L

Spiraea x billardii 'Crispa' – Charming Shrub with Wavy Leaves and Pink Flowers

The 'Crispa' is a decorative shrub that catches the eye thanks to its characteristic, wavy leaves and abundant pink flowering. It is a plant with low cultivation requirements, ideal for medium-sized gardens, flower beds or group plantings.

Key features of the 'Crispa' bent tawulka

List

• Habit: Wavy, deeply cut leaves that give the plant a unique appearance.
• Colour: The leaves have a dark green colour, lasting throughout the season, being a decoration of the shrub.

Flowers

• Inflorescences: Long, paniculate inflorescences in an intense pink color.
• Flowering time: Flowering begins in July and lasts until September, which makes the 'Crispa' tawula one of the main elements of the garden for a large part of the summer.

Height

• Size: The shrub grows up to 1-1.5 meters in height, which makes it suitable for medium-sized gardens, beds or group plantings.

Cultivation requirements

Position

• Preferences: Tawulec 'Crispa' grows best in full sun, where it blooms most profusely.
• Tolerance: Tolerates light partial shades, although in sunny conditions it develops to the fullest.

Soil

• Soil type: Tawulka 'Crispa' is undemanding to the soil and grows well in average garden soils. It prefers well-drained, moderately moist soils, but is also resistant to short-term droughts.

Care

• Pruning: In early spring, it is worth pruning the shoots to stimulate the plant to better development and more abundant flowering.
• Watering: The plant is relatively drought-resistant, but in periods of prolonged drought, it is worth providing it with adequate soil moisture.
• Frost resistance: Tawułka 'Crispa' is fully frost resistant, which makes it suitable for cultivation in Polish climatic conditions.

Use

• Naturalistic gardens: Ideal for naturalistic gardens, where its flowers will contrast wonderfully with other plants.
• Perennial beds: Perfect for perennial beds, in the company of other ornamental plants.
• Unformed hedges: This can be used to create low, unformed hedges that provide a natural boundary in the garden.
• Group plantings: Thanks to its contrasting appearance, it fits well in group plantings.

Advantages of the 'Crispa' bent tawulka

• Decorative: Wavy leaves and abundant pink flowers decorate the garden for a long time.
• Low care requirements: The tawulka is easy to grow, tolerates various types of soil, and is resistant to drought and frost.
• Long flowering period: Flowering starts in summer and lasts until September, which makes the plant attractive for a long time.

Plant Specifications

• Flower pot: 2 liters
• Age: 2 years old
• Frost resistance: Yes