Hey DL if you still have some seeds I would like to give them a shot. I'll send you two stamps in the morning. If you don't have any left please feel free to do as you want with the stamps. Thanks in advance Marian Good Luck with your hip replacement. I have a total knee, best thing I ever did!

hi i live in new hampshire i would be interested in a few of your hedges,

Does it look like this? Each little flower looks like a mini rose (to me) and the now faded blooms appear to be hanging from threads. This pic was taken earlier this spring. I thought it was a double bridal veil spirea, but upon querying that, I get tons of different things. I never found the Latin Name. If this is it, I will post the pic at Name That Plant Forum, and see if they can give us some better info on it. Here's the pic (I hope) Sue Here is a link that might be useful:

In my garden outside of Memphis I grew CS for a few years right by my front door and as a foundation plant as you describe. Since I didn't grow it long I cant comment on full grown size, it only got to about roughly 2- 3ft tall if I remember correctly. It was on the smaller compact side. The blooms were also small to me but a very pretty. Anyway, I would highly recommend it, it smells heavenly to my nose and I was very pleased with it in that spot. Also, I have read reviews that the blooms tend to ball, but mine only did a few at a time and with profuse blooms it was hardly noticeable. I would have to say that this is one is a fav. and I will be purchasing again for my new garden for the front of the border. I do agree with Patricianat that knockouts would def overpower it. My knockouts grew way faster and larger than CS. Anyway, they would be a beautiful color combo together however. Hope this helps, Liz. Also, I forget to mention that I had to keep it sprayed regularly due to blackspot.