- How and When to Plant Astilbe Plant astilbe early in the spring in well-drained soil with added compost and a general-purpose granular fertilizer.
- The Astilbe genus has several varieties, each with its own distinct appearance — from the size and color of its flowers to the texture of its leaves.
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- Flowers of at least some Astilbe species have a strong and pleasant aroma. Some species, including Astilbe rivularis, are used in traditional medicine.[4].
- 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.
- In summary, the traditional symbolism of the astilbe flower has deep roots in ancient cultures, particularly Japan, where it was first discovered.
- Varieties of Astilbe – Growing Astilbe. There are around 25 different species of astilbe available and many hundreds of hybrids of each.
- In addition to being deer resistant astilbe are a nectar plant for butterflies, and pollinators. They tend to burn in full sun and will do best in 4 to 6-hours of part sun.
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- ‘Color Flash’ Astilbe: This Astilbe (Astilbe arendsii) features foliage that changes from bright green to bronze, copper, and russet as the season progresses.
