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All 69 results here Alphabetical list of all 4,000+ perennials hereAstilbes are a popular choice for shady gardens, where they perform well if given rich, moist soil and regular watering. This selection, part of the Day series, features fluffed plumes of red flowers over boldly di. Astilbes ( Astilbe spp.) are one of the easiest perennial flowers to grow. They have long-blooming, plume-like flowers in soft shades of white, pink, purple, and red, and the flowers are held on tall, stiff stalks above the airy foliage. Virtually pest-free and very low maintenance, they can light up the shade garden or soften a sunny spot. Genus description Astilbe are rhizomatous herbaceous perennials with attractive, usually ternately divided leaves and erect plume-like panicles of tiny white, pink or purple flowers in summer. The old, brown flower-heads remain attractive in autumn Name status Accepted Advertise here Types Astilbe is a knockout plant, thanks to its ornamental, fern-like bronze-and-green foliage and its feathery plumed blossoms that look good in season and when dried for winter interest. Even if astilbes never bloomed, the healthy foliage of these plants adds wonderful texture and color to a garden.
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Astilbe was first discovered in Japan and China in the early 1800s by German botanist Philipp Franz von Siebold, known for introducing many new plant species to Europe. The first Astilbe plant was brought to Europe in 1830, and it quickly gained popularity as a garden plant for its showy, colorful flowers. 'Sunny Day' Astilbe x arendsii. Loads of red flowers; Glossy, green foliage; Perfect for the shady border; Good cut flower; Height: 16-20. Find A Retailer. Try These Other Astilbe Varieties. Astilbe chinensis 'Purpurkerze' Purple Candle False Spirea. Astilbe x arendsii 'Etna' Astilbe Astilbe chinensis 'Lowlands Ruby Red' False Spirea Astilbe. Planting Where to Plant Astilbe Astilbes prefer light to moderate shade, but deep shade will result in few and/or poor flowers; full sun will burn the tender foliage. These plants demand moist, damp soil, but also it must drain well and not puddle, which would ensure their failure. Perennial astilbe is a shade garden secret weapon, sending up flowering plumes that will rival the bright colors of annuals. Like many woodland plants, astilbe prefers moist soil and makes a fine companion for ferns and hostas. Type Herbaceous flower. Lifespan Perennial. USDA Zones 3-9.
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Plant History Astilbe is an ornamental plant native to Japan and North America. Astilbes are native to Japan and China. There is a variety that is native to North America. The North American variety is also known as the false goat's beard. This variety is tall with white flowers. Astilbes love cool climates but, with adequate watering and mulching, will grow in USDA zones 3 to 9. If plants scorch in summer drought, cut them back to the ground. Fresh regrowth will appear when the weather turns cooler. It may seem contradictory but moisture-loving astilbes cannot survive in soggy winter soil. Keep the soil constantly moist with lime-free water. Fertilize organically every 3-4 weeks from April to August or apply slow-release fertilizer in April and June. Prune the astilbe close to the ground either in autumn or early spring. If astilbes thrive in the bed, you only need to care for winter protection in the form of a layer of leaves. Description Enjoy more blooms on this exceptionally compact variety. Produces copious plumes of pink, feathery flowers. Perfect in containers, or use in woodland gardens to add dramatic color. Thrives in cooler climates, or where protected from hot afternoon sun. An herbaceous perennial.
