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Astilbe

With common names like False Spirea, False Goat's Beard and Feather Flower, Astilbe are shade loving perennials with fluffy, feathery plumes that are highly attractive to butterflies, but very resistant to deer and rodents. Astilbe are lovely planted with Hosta and Dicentra.

Why We Love Astilbe

  • They produce elegant, feathery blooms in countless stunning shades.
  • Astilbe thrive in shady areas.
  • The blossoms are very attractive to pollinators.

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  • Cherry Pink-Hued Astilbe Younique Carmine

    Astilbe - Younique Carmine

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    Astilbe - Younique Carmine

    1 bare root Astilbe
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  • Feathery White Branches of "Younique White" Astilbe

    Astilbe - Younique White

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    Astilbe - Younique White

    1 bare root Astilbe
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  • Peachy-Pink Astilbe

    Astilbe - Peach Blossom

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    Astilbe - Peach Blossom

    1 bare root Astilbe
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  • A Collage of Red, White, and Purple Astilbe

    Astilbe - Luminous Shade Collection

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    Astilbe - Luminous Shade Collection

    3 Astilbe bareroots
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  • Astilbe, hosta, dicentra pink collection

    Astilbe, Dicentra & Hosta - Romance Shade Blend

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    Astilbe, Dicentra & Hosta - Romance Shade Blend

    1 pack each of bareroot Astilbe, Dicentra and Hosta
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  • Astilbe, hosta, dicentra

    Astilbe, Dicentra & Hosta - Fairytale Shade Blend

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    Astilbe, Dicentra & Hosta - Fairytale Shade Blend

    3 bare root plants (1 Astilbe, 1 Dicentra, 1 Hosta)
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  • Why we love Astilbe

    • They produce elegant, feathery blooms in countless stunning shades.
    • Astilbe thrive in shady areas.
    • The blossoms are very attractive to pollinators.

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