Astilbe care

Astilbes can brighten up your shade garden and are even low-maintenance! Learn what they need to thrive in order to grow in your garden all Summer long!

Astilbe plants are late summer bloomers with feathery spikes that continue to provide vertical interest even as they fade with the onset of fall. Learn how to prepare your plants for winter dormancy so they make a strong return in spring, with this guide on Gardener’s Path. #astilbe #wintergardening #gardenerspath

Astilbes are not only beautiful but they are surprisingly useful in problematic areas of the yard and garden. Learn all about them here.

Discover the secrets of astilbe cultivation with our comprehensive guide on how to grow astilbe successfully in your garden. From choosing the right location to providing proper care and maintenance, learn all you need to know to ensure your astilbes thrive and flourish. Whether you are a beginner or experienced gardener, our tips and tricks will help you create a stunning display of these beautiful, feathery plants in your outdoor space.

Astilbe is a shade-loving perennial exploding in colorful, frothy flowers. To keep your astilbe looking their best and healthiest, you’ll need to keep them fed with the best stuff for the task. We take the guesswork out of the job in our guide to fertilizing astilbe, including our favorite picks. #astilbe #gardenerspath

Astilbes can brighten up your shade garden and are even low-maintenance! Learn what they need to thrive in order to grow in your garden all Summer long!

Do you have a backyard that has a shady spot? You need to meet the astilbe flower. It can easily be propagated to fill large shaded areas.

Discover the growth potential of astilbe and learn more about the optimal conditions for their growth. Read on for tips on proper care and maintenance of these popular garden plants.

Is Astilbe a perennial? Learn about Astilbe's growth habits, care tips, and how to keep your Astilbe thriving year after year.

Astilbes are lovely perennials that showcase feathery, plume-like blooms in shades of pink, red, purple, and white. With the right conditions and care, gro