Marvelous Fanal False Spirea

False Spirea Excellent for the shaded garden the rich blood-red spikes of Fanal rise 24 above lovely bronze-green foliage in JuneJuly.

Fanal false spirea. A striking addition to cut flower arrangements when fresh or dried. The flower plumes which appear in June and into July come in a variety of colors ranging from pink white red and purple. Hands down the fernlike foliage and feathery tufts of flowers that Astilbe offers are some of the most delightful textures and colors you will ever find in a perennial shade or part shade gardenIf you have a water feature Astilbe will stand tall as a foreground planting amidst other bog perennials.

Astilbe arendsii Fanal False Spirea Astilbe arendsii Fanal foliage emerges bronze and turns to dark green in the Summer. Fanal Astilbe - False Spirea - This astilbe is known for having bright red plumes presented in upright spires. DESCRIPTION False Spirea Fanal has masses of beautiful plumes of crimson flowers at the ends of the stems from late spring to early summer which are most effective when planted in groupings.

This clump forming perennial features elegant fern-like masses of basal compound leaves. False Spirea False Goats Beard Astilbe x arendsii Fanal a-STIL-bee ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY AWARD OF GARDEN MERIT Astilbe Buch-Ham. Known for its early blooms and glossy green foliage touched with bronze Fanal will spread and multiply in moist soils.

Each plume consists of hundreds of tiny flowers each opening in succession providing a long season of bloom. When does False spirea bloom. Astilbe also known as false goats beard or false spirea is a perennial all-star for the shade garden.

Its green foliage with bronze tones matures to a graceful mound 18 tall and 12 wide. These leaves are sharp-toothed and emerge bronze but turn dark green with a. The flowers are excellent for cutting.

Requires consistent moisture and prefers rich well drained soil. Fanal Astilbe brings thick masses of tall and feathery crimson-red spires to shady garden beds. Astilbe grow best in.