Jackson & Perkins Astilbe False Spirea

This variety is quite versatile and can handle everything from full shade to full sun. However, because it prefers consistently moist soil, it will perform best in part shade or dappled sunlight where the soil is less likely to dry out quickly.

Yes, this Astilbe variety is naturally resistant to both deer and rabbits. While no plant is entirely immune if hungry wildlife is desperate, it is a reliable choice for gardens where these pests are a common nuisance.

Absolutely. Their upright habit and fern-like foliage make them excellent candidates for containers. Just ensure you use a rich potting mix and keep the soil consistently moist, as container plants dry out faster than those in the ground.

You have two options. You can leave them on the plant, as they dry into a rich caramel hue that adds texture to your garden through the season. Alternatively, you can cut them for fresh or dried floral arrangements.

Astilbe 'Peaches and Cream' thrives in rich, slightly acidic soil that stays consistently moist. If your garden soil is sandy or drains very quickly, amend it with organic matter like compost to help retain the moisture this plant needs to flourish.

Since each plant reaches a width of about 24 inches, you should space them roughly two feet apart for a mass planting. This spacing allows them to fill in nicely without overcrowding, ensuring good airflow.