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Astilbe, False Goat’s Beard

Astilbe japonica

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Plant Type

Perennial

Hardiness Zone

3 to 9

Flower Color

pastel colors

Bloom Period

early to mid-summer

Height at Maturity

18 to 20 inches

Width at Maturity

24 inches

Sun Requirements

part shade to full sun

Soil Type

moist to wet

About this species:

Astilbe is a stunning perennial known for its feathery, plume-like flowers and lush, fern-like foliage. Native to Asia, and North America. It thrives in moist, well-drained soil and prefers partial to full shade, making it perfect for woodland gardens or shaded borders. Blooming in late spring to midsummer, its flowers come in a range of colors, including pink, white, red, and purple, adding elegance and texture to the landscape. 


Astilbe is deer resistant, low-maintenance and an excellent choice for attracting pollinators while brightening shaded areas with its vibrant, airy blooms.

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Key to Label Symbols:

Shelter
Hollow stems, leaves and roots are sources of shelter for wildlife. Insects may make a winter home under dropped leaves. Other animals may make shelters within the roots of the plant.
Food Source
Birds and other wildlife use the seeds, berries and leaves for their food source. Leaves may be used to help build nests for birds
Nectar Source
Bees, butterflies, birds and some insects use nectar for their food. Pollen is also used by some wildlife.
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