Astilbe X Arendsii - Falsche Spirea
Astilbe X arendsii - Falsche Spirea
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Astilbe produziert weiße, rosa oder rote Blüten. Diese Pflanzen sind in feuchten Böden nützlich und benötigen volle Sonne oder Halbschatten, wobei eine Halbschattierung bevorzugt ist. Astilbe ist flachgewurzelt und profitiert von Mulchen und regelmäßigen Düngeranwendungen. Neue Triebe werden manchmal durch Spätfröste verletzt.
Die Ausbreitung erfolgt im Frühjahr durch Teilung, genau wie das Wachstum beginnt.
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FAQ - 💬
❓ Is astilbe the same as spirea?
👉 Astilbe is also known as false spirea and Goat's beard. It is a shade loving perennial plant that will flower even in full shade.
❓ Does astilbe do well in full sun?
👉 Light: Astible grows best in part shade. It can thrive in full sun, but will need shade in the afternoon in hot summer climates. In full shade, flowering will be reduced. Soil: Astilbe thrives in moist, well-drained soil that has a slightly acidic pH (6.0).
❓ Where does Astilbe grow best?
👉 Astilbe prefer shady and moist sites. They'll add a splash of color to a shady place, perennial borders, woodlands, wet sites, containers, and groundcovers. The plant attracts butterflies and is resistant to rabbits and deer. The showy flowers are excellent for floral cuttings or use in a dried arrangement.
❓ What can I plant with astilbe and hostas?
👉 There are quite a few plants that meet these astilbe companion planting qualifications. Rhododendrons, azaleas, and hostas all prefer shade and grow in a very wide range of hardiness zones....Ideas for Astilbe Companion Plants
- Ferns.
- Japanese and Siberian iris.
- Trilliums.
- Impatiens.
- Ligularia.
- Cimicifuga.
❓ Will astilbe survive winter?
👉 Astilbe is a tough flowering perennial that is hardy from USDA zones 3 through 9. This means that it can survive the winter in even very harsh climates.
❓ Can you plant spirea in the shade?
👉 Spirea performs best in full sun, producing more blooms, vibrant color and brighter fall foliage. Plants can take light shade, with spring bloomers more shade tolerant than summer bloomers.
❓ Are astilbes invasive?
👉 Today that group of astilbes looks fine, and, since this plant is not invasive, it has not taken over the area. Astilbes, which today form a group of 25 species, grow in various sizes from a few inches to more than 4 feet in height.
❓ Should astilbe be cut back for winter?
👉 When winterizing astilbe plants, you can cut all the foliage off, leaving just a 3-inch (7.5 cm) stem above the ground. It makes astilbe winter care a little easier, and all new growth will come back to replace it in the spring. You can also save the flowers for dry arrangements indoors.
❓ How many astilbe Can I plant together?
👉 As with most perennials, astilbes look best when they are planted in groups of three or more plants of the same color. Weave astilbes among other shade lovers such as hostas and ferns, lady's mantle and hellebores.
❓ Can I plant astilbe with hydrangeas?
👉 Astilbe plants offer a great contrast to hydrangeas. Their leaves are lacelike, and their flowers are spiky. These plants are well loved among shade gardeners. They perform well in full shade, although their flowers will be more prolific if they receive some dappled morning sun.
❓ Should I cut back my astilbe in the fall?
👉 Whether or not you choose to divide your plants, you'll need to cut them back for their winter dormancy. As the flowers begin to fade in the fall, and before you cut them back to tiny stems, be sure to mark their locations.
Autor Des Artikels: Alexander Schulz. Unabhängiger Konstrukteur und technischer Experte. Arbeitserfahrung in der Baubranche seit 1980. Fachkompetenz in den Richtungen: Bau, Architektur, Design, Hausbau.
