Deutschland Astilbe
Deutschland’ Astilbe starts the spring with a mound of bronzy, deep green foliage. This deeply cut foliage provides great texture for any shady area spring through fall and provides a […]
Read MoreVisons in White Chinese Astilbe
The shaded woodland garden is one of the toughest spots in the landscape to find plants that will thrive but, Visions in White Astilbe is the perfect summer blooming perennial […]
Read MoreVisions in Red Astilbe
Same small habit like all chinensis-type Astilbes, but an incredible new flower color! Deep red buds open to pinkish-red flowers, these will surely brighten up the garden as many plants […]
Read MoreVisions in Pink Astilbe
A strong, sturdy, heavy bloomer just like its cousin ‘Visions’ but with pale pink flowers and bluish green, deeply incised foliage. The chinensis species has been having late night garden […]
Read MoreVisions Chinese Astilbe
Broad leaves with deep cuts are what make this variety different from the others. Not to mention the incredibly bright lilac-purple flowers that bloom all summer. A shorter, more compact […]
Read MorePurple Candles Astilbe
Drought tolerant perennial with purplish red flower spikes above bronzed foliage. Ideal for borders, woodland gardens or mass plantings. Excellent cut flowers.
Read MoreChinese Astilbe
Most Chinese Astilbes are slow growing clump forming perennials, ‘Pumila’ is a dwarf Chinese Astilbe that spreads quicker then other Chinese Astibles. A dark green mound of thick leaves perfectly […]
Read MoreDiamonds and Pearls Astilbe
The silvery-white flowers float above a thick mound of lush green foliage. It is a strong grower with a uniform, free-flowering habit. Blooms are densely packed with as many as […]
Read MoreFanal Astilbe
Fanal’ adds some color to the shaded landscape with red foliage in the spring that transistions to green for the summer months and that’s just the foliage. The deep red […]
Read MoreBridal Veil Astilbe
You’d love this plant just for its foliage as ferny, shiny mounds of foliage form a beautiful tussock of green in a partial shade area. In June, flower spikes rise […]
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