Red Fanal AstilbeBring rich, vivid color to shady spots with Red Fanal Astilbe. This compact, clump forming perennial thrives in woodland gardens, beneath shade trees or in containers where sunlight is filtered. In early to midsummer, feathery plumes packed with hundreds of tiny, carmine red florets rise gracefully above bronze, fernlike foliage. As summer goes on, foliage turns dark green with a reddish tint, with a refined form that stays attractive all season long.

This puplication is an essential reference for anyone interested in the art of growing and arranging cut flowers

Apply at a rate of 2 tablespoons per plant when plants begin to set fruit

Recommended pollinators are Baker's Delight

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Packed with Expert Advice - Filled with essential planting tips and harvesting techniques

Organized by plant type and season

five 1/4 inch barbed tee fittings

the leaves have a licorice or anise scent that deer and rabbits tend to avoid

The easy-to-set up

Emerald Blue's lavender-blue flowers look impressive when planted en masse or grouped with another color of creeping phlox

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It also exhibits excellent natural resistance to powdery mildew