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Astilbe 'Grande' Hardy perennial. Wonderful airy plumes of softly coloured flowers rise over dense clumps of attractive mid green foliage. Stunning planted in drifts or small groups in the mixed border. Also excellent as a cut flower. Grows to a height of 32in. (80cm) and a spread of 25in. (63cm).
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Astilbe Ostrich Plume (Straussenfeder) 3
'Ostrich Plume' (also known as 'Straussenfeder') is an aptly named German selection. The arching plumes, which are borne on tall stems in early summer, are a brilliant salmon pink. They make a splendid presence in a shady border with the likes of Alchemilla mollis, Darmera peltata, Hostas big and small, and the silvery foliage of Lamium maculatum.Astilbe is a rugged and beautiful genus of shade lovers that throw long and colorful spikes above divided foliage in summer, a time when color in the shade...
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By The Bunch / 10-Stems Per Bunch / 18-22" Tall
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Astilbe - Maggie Daley
Astilbe Maggie Daley, Astilbe chinensis 'Maggie Daley', displays a profusion of showy spikes of lavender-purple panicles in mid to late summer. The fuzzy flowers are full and packed closely together, resembling a bouquet that sits on top of the shiny, bronze-green foliage. 'Maggie Daley' grows best in rich soil that is consistently moist. Astilbes are long-lived perennials that are most comfortable when grown in rich soil and light shade to filtered sun. They will grow in full shade, but will not...
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This lovely shade perennial begins spring with green leaves, then turns all shades of rich red, purple, and gold. Soft pink blooms complement the foliage for many weeks, but the brilliant colors continue into autumn.(Plant Patent #17,343)
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Maggie Daley Astilbe
Faded flowers turn bronze and remain attractive into the fall
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Astilbe - Ostrich Plume
Description: Ostrich Plume astilbe has pink, drooping flower spikes making this an eye-catching addition to your shade garden.
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Dense and well-branched, this plant reaches just 2 feet high when not in bloom, and spreads slowly by rhizomes so that its original 18- to 24-inch width will increase over time. The blooms add another 2 feet of height, appearing on very sturdy, abundant stems that open gradually from the base. They make superb cutflowers, but look so stunning in the sunny to partly shaded garden that many of us cannot bear to bring them indoors. The bees and butterflies rely on them as well, flocking to Purple Candle...
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An elegant plant highlighted with towering flower spikes. Soft plumes of pink are offset by green, fern-like foliage. Plants stay attractive throughout the growing season, blooming early to midsummer. Excellent used in a mass planting. Grows to 20-40" tall. #1 field-grown plants. Bloom Time: Early to Midsummer. Astilbe japonica 'Rheinland'
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Astilbe Sampler
Astilbe has been loved for years for its feather flower spikes. Sometimes called Goatsbeard or False Spirea. Astilbe blooms from June through August and can be used in dried flower arrangements. Deep green foliage with tones of bronze is deeply cut and very graceful. Beautiful, easy to grow perennial that is very hardy and free of plant pests. Plant in a deep moist soil, rich in organic matter in partial shade. Can be grown in full sun if extra moisture is provided.
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Astilbes lend a refined grace to perennial borders. Lush deeply cut foliage is attractive for the entire season and is colored from green to bronze. Astilbes produce an airy plume in summer that moves with the slightest breeze. Effective anywhere with rich moist soil and partial shade. Deer resistant.
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These gracefully arching plumes of a rich coral-pink on 3' tall stems make a beautiful midseason show. PSh-Shade/Med
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This bush is made up of plastic flower buds, tiny foam berries, fabric flowers, plastic leaves, and fabric leaves. It measures 25" long.
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Where would shade gardening be without Astilbes? A showy group of herbaceous perennials, full and fluffy spires of spectacular feathery plumes rise above finely cut foliage of green and bronze. A natural for bold, vertical statements, its hardiness belies its delicate form. All prefer to lounge in cool, moisture-retentive soil, with partial to full shade (inland). One of the best perennials for woodland plantings, they’re also lovely cut flowers.
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(Astilbe-Hybrid) Brighten up your landscape with this lacy beauty. The waxy foliage is a deep blue-green with a light silver overlay. Astilbe 'Delft Lace' PPAF flowers in midsummer with clusters of deep salmon pink buds that open to a soft apricot pink. This new variety is reported to have more attractive foliage and stronger flower stems than 'Peach Blossom'.
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ASTILBE 'Peach Blossom
Astilbes are long-lived perennials that are most comfortable when grown in rich soil and light shade to filtered sun. They will grow in full shade, but will not bloom as prolifically there. Though they are easy to grow, Astilbes have one critical requirement--lots of water. Plants must have consistently moist soil; dryness leads to a quick demise, especially in sun. Increase watering as the foliage emerges and the plumes mature. If the soil dries out, the leaves will develop brown, crispy margins...
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In order to keep Astilbe looking good for the next year, do not cut it back in the winter, (the old foliage helps protect the plant from winter damage), but prune in early spring. Astilbe can be used as cut flowers, perennial borders or shade gardens with Hosta’s and Ferns. Astilbe is considered to be deer resistant and will attract hummingbirds.
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A seedling of Astilbe simplicifolia 'Sprite', this pretty plant has raspberry pink flowers on reddish stems over kelly green foliage. It frequently reblooms and stays attractive even as the flowers fade, plus it has shown fairly good drought tolerance when compared to other astilbe plants.
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Astilbe japonica 'Deutschland
Short compact, creamy white plumes. Excellent plants for borders, containers, the shade garden and edges of ponds. Good cut flowers.
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Heart And Soul Astilbe
Colorful feathery flower spikes combined with lush and lacy ornamental foliage make these splendid plants showstoppers for the summer shade garden. Although recommended for shade, most tolerate some sun if kept moist. Fertilize in spring or fall, keep well-watered, allow for good drainage and divide every 3 years to maintain vigor.
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Astilbe 'Sprite' or Star Astilbe 10 Pots
Astilbe 'Sprite' (Star Astilbe) 'Sprite' belongs to a group of delightful dwarf astilbes that originated in Honshu, Japan. Shiny, dark green foliage is crowned with arcing spires of shell pink in midsummer. Perfect for edging a moist, shady garden. Common Name: Star Astilbe Height: 12 in. Width: 24 in. Bloom Time: mid summer Note:Not Deer Proof
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Astilbe - cross-stitch pattern by Anne Peden
Astilbes are perennial flowers which enjoy growing near ponds, the blooms can be found in shades of white through to deep pink. The soft shades of this pink flower and those in the background look very romantic against a soft green background. There are only full stitches in this design although lots of shades and no large blocks of colour. The large scale full colour chart is on an A4 sheet and the design could be worked in Anchor, DMC or Madeira stranded cottons. 19 shades of stranded cottons...
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Astilbe thunbergii 'Ostrich Plume (5)
Easily grown in average, medium, well-drained soils in part shade to full shade. Prefers moist, humusy, organically rich soils. Soils must not be allowed to dry out. If regularly watered, foliage will usually remain attractive throughout the growing season. A summer compost mulch helps retain soil moisture. Removing faded flower stalks will not prolong bloom but may improve plant appearance, particularly if a ground cover look is desired. On the other hand, many gardeners leave the flower stalks...
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A large Astilbe with feathery pink plumes on 3' stems in July into early August.
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