Astilbe Sheila
Haxton
COPF
"Astilbe" or "False
Spirea"
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BENEFITS
Once established it is one of the most prolific flowering
Astilbes to date.
BLOOM SEASON & HABIT
Large pink flowers on short stems July through early
August.
LOCATION
Partial to full shade. USDA Hardiness Zones 4 to
8; AHS Heat Zones 8 to 2. See our Growing
Zones page to reference growing zones in your
area.
USE
Good for the front of the shady beds or rock gardens.
Combines well with Hosta, Ferns, Pulmonaria or
Siberian Iris.
SIZE
12" tall and 16" to 18" spread in
1 year. Use 5 to 6 plants per square yard.
CULTURE
Prefers shady moist locations with rich soil and
a good moisture supply. Intolerant of drought and
very wet locations in winter. Also
see our General Planting
Tips for more information.
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