Astilbe chinensis Visions Series

The Visions Series is admired for its attractive foliage and elegant flower plumes. They are ideal for borders, containers, and gardens on the edge of woodlands. Lacy deep green foliage adds ferny texture to gardens.

Plant in groups in partly shade for maximum colour and impact. Height: 20-30 inches.

Size 2-3 eye roots.

Astilbe Collection

Astilbes can easily be grown in containers for summer colour when kept moist at all times. Their exotic foliage acts as a foil to the richly coloured plumes.

Collection comprises 3 of each:

Bressingham Beauty, Avalanche and Fanal.

Height: 24-36 inches.

Astilbe Fluffy Mix

A mix of low-growing varieties in red, white, pink and lavender. Attractive foliage and fluffy flower spikes brighten shady sites.

Height: 20-40 inches

Size 2-3 eye bareroots supplied

Astilbe japonica Avalanche

Astilbes are the perfect choice for illuminating shaded areas around your garden. In the summer months, elegant spikes of feathery flowerheads emerge from a canopy of handsome, finely dissected foliage. As autumn approaches the blooms turn to shades of brown whilst retaining their form, and look particularly attractive in a winter snowscape. Plant them in containers to glorify a shady spot on your patio, and enjoy the cut blooms in fresh and dry flower arrangements.

Astilbe Plants

Handsome plants for the perennial border. Produces masses of colourful, feathery flower plumes. Lacy green foliage.

Varieties available:

Amethyst - Lavender. Height: 40 inches.

Bridal Veil - White. Height: 30 inches.

Granat - Scarlet red. Height: 24 inches.

Peach Blossom - Pink. Height: 20 inches.

2-3 eye bareroot plants supplied.

Astilbe x arendsii Bressingham Beauty

Astilbes can easily be grown in containers for summer colour, when kept moist at all times. Enjoy the feathery spikes in fresh or dried flower arrangements.

Astilbe x arendsii Fanal

Astilbes are the perfect choice for illuminating shaded areas around your garden. In the summer months, elegant spikes of feathery flowerheads emerge from a canopy of handsome, finely dissected foliage. As autumn approaches the blooms turn to shades of brown whilst retaining their form, and look particularly attractive in a winter snowscape. Plant them in containers to glorify a shady spot on your patio, and enjoy the cut blooms in fresh and dry flower arrangements.