Little Henry Dwarf Virginia Sweetspire Cherry spreading habit typically 2 to

spreading habit typically 2 to 3 feet tall and 4 to 6 feet wide at maturity

Pruning: Thin lightly in late winter to shape and encourage airflow

Drainage: Use raised planting or improved drainage on heavy soils to reduce stress on roots

Specimen Tree: Feature as a small lawn or garden specimen where its natural form can develop without heavy shaping

fresh look that works with any landscape style

Little Henry Dwarf Virginia Sweetspire Cherry spreading habit typically 2 toLittle Henry Dwarf Virginia Sweetspire (Itea virginica 'Sprich') Little Henry Dwarf Virginia Sweetspire is a compact native shrub that brings sweet fragrance and clean white blooms in late spring to early summer without taking over the border. It is an easy solution for moisture retentive spots, giving you reliable performance in damp soils while still looking polished near patios and foundations. The tidy size makes it simple to repeat for a cohesive