Astilbe Mighty Pip

Drifts of this ‘Visions in White' Astilbe are stunning and add an elegantly refined display in the landscape! * Prolific Dense White Plumes * Blooms Mid Summer Through Fall * Attracts Hummingbirds and Butterflies * Deer and Rabbit Resistant

This Astilbe is more sun and drought tolerant than other Astilbes. Astilbe needs well drained, but moist and highly organic soil; humusy forest gardens are a perfect example of where these plants will thrive.

Astilbe ‘Visions' blooms in July and is 15” tall and has a plant width of 12-18”. You will be delighted to see how this plant forms a graceful perennial border, or add to shade gardens with hostas and ferns! * Fragrant Raspberry-Lavender Blooms...

Use ‘Fanal' Astilbe as beautiful cut flowers for a grand bouquet! Plant it in perennial borders or shade gardens with hosta's and ferns. In order to keep Astilbe looking good for the next year, do not cut it back in the winter, (the old foliage helps...

Pair with other mid summer blooming shade plants like Japanese Orchids, summer blooming Astilbes, or annuals. This Astilbe will tolerant full sun in cooler climates and attracts butterflies and humingbirds, but is disease, deer, and rabbit resistant.

* Full Pink Blooms in the Spring * Attracts Hummingbirds and Butterflies * Deer and Rabbit Resistant Throughout the summer, lacy deep green foliage adds ferny texture to garden beds long after the blooms have faded.

This new variety is reported to have more attractive foliage and stronger flower stems than 'Peach Blossom'. The more sun this rugged and beautiful plant gets, the darker the foliage! Plant ‘Delft Lace' where everyone can enjoy its brilliant colors!...

Fluffy 2 to 3′ foot panicles of white, cream, pink, and carmine blooms. For shaded and partly shaded areas. Sow February through April to have flowers in 6 months, or over winter for flowers from June through August.

Fanal is the perfect choice for the deepest red astilbe blooms. Easy to grow in moist, humusy, well-drained soil. This dwarf variety is a great edging plant and can add luster along ponds and to shady rock gardens.

Pay attention to planting zone, as some astilbe plants are more hardy than others.I have deep affection for astilbes. As an added bonus, there are many astilbe plant varieties from which to choose.

Overall, this perennial is generally healthy. If you see dead spots form on leaves, your astilbe may suffer from this leaf spot. This doesn't mean that they are completely pest free, however.

A layer ofhelps keep the roots evenly moist. Avoid frequent, shallow irrigation, however, which produces weak, shallow roots. The soil shouldn't be allowed to become bone dry and may require more frequent irrigation during hot, dry weather.

After the first, put down about two inches (5 cm) of mulch around the stem. This will help regulate the temperature of the soil and keep the roots moist through the winter.Be careful not to put the mulch down until the frost, though.

They are relatively maintenance free and their foliage is nice-looking too – deep green and fern-like. They love rich, moist soil. Each feathery plume is made of many tiny little flowers which open up one after the other.Astilbe cultivars come in wide...

Unlike theyou might normally plant there, however, astilbe also produces vibrant, beautiful fronds of flowers, bringing color to those dark areas.What's more, the fronds will dry and last into the winter, making for an even more welcome splash of color.

After it's done blooming, astilbe will wither and brown and won't blossom again, even with. For instance, good astilbe companion plants in zone 9 may not be good astilbe companion plants in zone 3.Lastly, it's a good idea to put astilbe with plants that...

Although astilbe grows in, the blooms won't be as vibrant. Avoid overcrowding, which can cause rot and fungal disease.Astilbe thrives in light sunlight or moderate shade. However, if you live in a hot climate, locate the plants in afternoon shade, as...

Astilbes prefer rich, organic type soil. Astilbe plants flourish with the right soil, food and location. If you do your research, you'll be rewarded with their spiky blossoms (in an array of heights) all summer long.Having and using the right astilbe...

For faster plants and bigger bloom displays, the best way of propagating astilbe plants is through division. Gently unearth the rhizomes and pull them away from the main body of the root structure.

Adding compost or topsoil will help the young feeder roots to spread through the loose, nutrient rich soil, much easier than if you used solely the existing soil which more times than not will be hard and compacted.

If not, add a little water.Bare root planting of astilbe is fairly easy, as long as you remember to keep the roots damp. Sometimes it is sold bare root at that time. Read on for more information about growing astilbe from bare roots.If you go out to buy...

The next step in moving astilbe plants is to shovel out the root balls, working a few inches away from the plant.Remove the astilbe plant from the soil, keeping the root ball attached to the plant.

Astilbe Snowdrift produces feather-like panicles of pure white flowers on stiff sturdy stems typically rising to 24” tall in late spring. Starter fertilizer is the best product to use at the time of planting.

Some are arching and move with the slightest breeze, others are so upright they appear to be saluting the sun, yet others are more relaxed and less uniform.While most Astilbes prefer moist soil and shade, some can take heat and direct sunlight better...

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