Itea Virginica 'Little Henry' Itea virginica 'Little Henry,' often referred to as Dwarf Virginia Sweetspire, is a delightful deciduous shrub that boasts an elegant, rounded shape with arching branches. In late spring to early summer, it brings joy with its fragrant, small white flowers that bloom in charming, drooping clusters (3-6" long), creating a lovely blanket of blooms. The oval, dark green leaves (1-4" long) transform into stunning shades of red, orange, and gold in the fall, offering a vibrant display that can linger beautifully on the plant until early winter. This adaptable shrub enjoys average to wet, well-drained soil and flourishes in full sun to partial shade, even finding a cozy spot in shadier areas. While it loves moist, rich soils, it's quite resilient and can tolerate a variety of soil conditions. It's a fantastic choice for mass planting on large slopes, in beds, or along borders with other perennials and shrubs. Plus, it shines in woodland gardens or as a charming front border plant thanks to its petite size. BONAP MAP Height: 2'-3'Spread: 2'-3'Bloom: June-JulyLight: Full Sun-Dappled ShadeWater: Medium-HighZone: 5-9Origin: Texas, South-eastern Midwest United States
