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Astilbe arendsii Red 15cm
This vibrant red Astilbe will add drama to dull areas of the garden. Astilbes have glorious arching fragrant plumes made up of tiny flowers. They are clump-forming perennial plants with deep rich, glossy fern-like foliage which is finely dissected with crinkly-edges. They are ideal for shady spots and moist areas in your garden or for patio planters. They make excellent cut flowers and are deer resistant.
Details Astilbe arendsii Red 15cm
- Cutflowers
- Fragrant
- Blooms: June - August
- Flower colour: red
- Full grown: 2 Years
- Full grown height: 75 - 100 cm
- Full grown width: 25 - 50 cm
- Plant location: partial sunny location
- Plant depth: 15 cm
- Plant spacing: 30 cm
- Hardiness: -15 Celsius
- Preferred soil: Peaty Soil
How to take care of Astilbe arendsii Red 15cm
Schefflera plants are not difficult to grow, providing you supply plenty of indirect light, warmth and humidity.
Place the plant in a bright, indirect light position. In the summer, it can be moved outside in a shady position.
They appreciate lots of humidity and will thrive in well drained soil. Water when top soil is dry to touch and never allow it to sit in water in the saucer. If temperature drops below 16 degrees Celsius they may experience some problems.
Do not expose to draughts or dry heating vents. They are heavy feeders so for best results feed twice weekly during the growing season with liquid fertilizer or use slow-release pellets. Transplant to bigger pot when needed and ensure a good drainage system.
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