Astilbe chinensis 'Visions in Pink’ False Spirea soil Brilliant silver leaves with contrasting

Brilliant silver leaves with contrasting green veins are distinctive and eye-catching in shaded beds and woodland gardens

Burbank—who did much of his plum breeding in the northern California town of Santa Rosa–was responsible for the introduction of more than 100 different varieties of plums including the Casselman

and an even more unusual flower

A great Northern & seaside choice for smaller spaces

Astilbe chinensis 'Visions in Pink’ False Spirea soil Brilliant silver leaves with contrastingAstilbe chinensis 'Visions in Pink' False Spirea Thick, true pink plumes appear in midseason over a compact form. Like many plants with blue green foliage, this robust grower tolerates more sun than its green leaved siblings. PP 11,860. In evenly moist or wet soil, Astilbes are tough, pest free, and handsomeeverything a good garden plant should be. The only thing they cannot endure is drought. Astilbe blooms are useful for cutting if they are picked