Japonica Group: Noted for its early bloomtime and glossy green leaves which are often tinged with red. Flowers are produced in dense, pyramidal clusters.

Astilbe japonica Avalanche
Short, airy plumes of pristine white adorn this shade garden favorite. Elegant green foliage adds contrast for the flowers. Nice for cut flower arrangements.

Astilbe japonica Bonn
Bonn has dense, dark carmine  plumy flower spikes and shiny decorative, dissected green foliage. It is a good cut flower. Easily grown in average, medium, well-drained soils in part shade to full shade. Prefer moist humusy, organically rich soils.

Astilbe japonica Bremen
Bremen has foamy, deep pink dense arching plumes with bronze green, semi –glossy foliage. This perennial thrives in moist, shady locations and is popular for border plantings or alongside water areas. Prefers a moist, slightly acidic, rich humus soil away from the afternoon sun.

Astilbe japonica Deutschland
Creamy white plumes with semi-glossy, bronze-green foliage. This perennial thrives in moist, shady locations and is popular for border plantings or alongside water areas. It has magnificent blooms that are superb for accenting fresh flower arrangements. Plant in groups for maximum impact.
Prefers a moist, slightly acidic, rich humus soil away from afternoon sun.

Astilbe japonica Düsseldorf
The flower color is carmine  red and the flowering period is from about June to July. The leaves are green and about 30 cm high. Suitable for gardens wit several (nearly) mature trees and shrubs. Calls for a spot in partial shade and a nutritious, humus rich soil with few roots in the local area. This plant is also used as a  border plant (on a slightly sunnier spot). Soil should be moist or well. Hardly invasive and can be combined with other plants

Astilbe japonica Elisabeth van Veen
A brightly colored selection with vibrant raspberry-purple plumes on deep red stems. The glossy, green foliage is sometimes tinged with red and forms an attractive clump in the shade garden.

Astilbe japonica Elly
An Astilbe with soft feathery, showy, pure white plumes, rising above glossy, dark green leaves. A perfect in a shady spot with dappled light. It prefers moisture, so water regularly for abundant flowers and nice foliage. The flowers are excellent for cutting. Plant in groups for maximum impact.

Astilbe japonica Europa
It’s as striking Astilbe, with full, puffy plumes of soft baby pink blossoms. It’s also a good cut flower that may be used fresh or dried. Europa blossoms earlier in the season than many Astilbes, usually in late May or early June. This plant prefers rich, humusy but well-drained soil and light to moderate shade and is especially lovely when in deep shade.

Astilbe japonica Gladstone
It has dense spikes of pearly white flowers, small dainty flower plumes that look like lace. This is a perennial, rhizomatous herbs with compound, green leaves and rich, upright inflorescences in late spring and early summer. They grow in part shade in humus-rich soils and in full sun in swampy soils.

Astilbe japonica Henry Noblet
The dark pink ‘Henry Noblett’is a fairly new cultivar, named after the International Registrar for Astilbe at the Lakeland Horticultural Society, in recognition of his efforts to improve the nomenclature of Astilbe and for collecting the greatest numver of different cultivars.

Astilbe japonica Koblenz
The flower is carmine and the flowering period is about June to July. The leaves are green and about 35 cm high. Suitable for gardens wit several (nearly) mature trees and shrubs. Calls for a spot in partial shade and a nutritious, humus rich soil with few roots in the local area. This plant is also used as a  border plant (on a slightly sunnier spot). Soil should be moist or well. Hardly invasive and can be combined with other plants.

Astilbe japonica Köln
Dark pink, full plumes with vivid green, fern-like, semi glossy foliage. This perennial thrives in moist, shady locations and is polular for border plantings or alongside water areas. Plant in groups for maximum impact.

Astilbe japonica Mainz
Flower color is purple pink and the leaves are green about 30 cm high. It is suitable for gardens wit several (nearly) mature trees and shrubs. Calls for a spot in partial shade and a nutritious, humus rich soil with few roots in the local area. This plant is also used as a border plant (on a slightly sunnier spot) Soil should be moist or well. Hardly invasive and can be combined wit other plants.

Astilbe japonica Montgomery
This is a dark red astilbe with green leaves about 35 cm high. It is suitable for gardens wit several (nearly) mature trees and shrubs. Calls for a spot in partial shade and a nutritious, humus rich soil with few roots in the local area. This plant is also used as a border plant (on a slightly sunnier spot) Soil should be moist or well. Hardly invasive and can be combined wit other plants.

Astilbe japonica Obergärtner Jürgens
This is a purple Astilbe with green leaves about 35 cm high. It is suitable for gardens wit several (nearly) mature trees and shrubs. Calls for a spot in partial shade and a nutritious, humus rich soil with few roots in the local area. This plant is also used as a border plant (on a slightly sunnier spot) Soil should be moist or well. Hardly invasive and can be combined wit other plants.

Astilbe japonica Peach Blossum
An apricot-pink full, airy plumes with vivid green, fern-like, semi glossy foliage. This perennial thrives in moist, shady locations and is popular  for border plantings or alongside water areas. The cut flowers are excellent for bouquets and drying.

Astilbe japonica Queen of Holland
This is a white Astilbe with green leaves about 35 cm high. It is suitable for gardens wit several (nearly) mature trees and shrubs. Calls for a spot in partial shade and a nutritious, humus rich soil with few roots in the local area. This plant is also used as a border plant (on a slightly sunnier spot) Soil should be moist or well. Hardly invasive and can be combined wit other plants.

Astilbe japonica Queen Alexander
Easy to grow, since they enjoy a rich soil and always fresh, Astilbe have become indispensable in all good eternal gardens. Their summer flowering feathered plumes, the successor of the perennials in the spring. Among cultivars, their colors range from white to red, a pink, salmon or purple and their leaves, similar to that of ferns can take beautiful fall colors. Faded flowers retain their shape and are not unpleasant to watch, despite the discoloration.

Astilbe japonica Red Sentinal
The color of this Astilbeis Dark red with green leaves about 35 cm high. It is suitable for gardens wit several (nearly) mature trees and shrubs. Calls for a spot in partial shade and a nutritious, humus rich soil with few roots in the local area. This plant is also used as a border plant (on a slightly sunnier spot) Soil should be moist or well. Hardly invasive and can be combined wit other plants..

Astilbe japonica Rheinland
It’s a beautiful Astilbe, but it requires plenty of water and mulch in hot, dry weather. It is just full of showy, clear rose-pink, feathery, plume flowers above elegant, finely cut foliage.
It’s a wonderful and graceful plant for the moist border, woodlands edges, or plant in mass for a colorful display. The flowers are excellent for cutting. It’s partial to full shade.

Astilbe japonica Vesuvius
The flower color is carmine, and the flowering period is from about June to July. Green leaves about 35 cm. high. This plant is suitable for gardens wit several (nearly) mature trees and shrubs. Calls for a spot in partial shade and a nutritious, humus rich soil with few roots in the local area. This plant is also used as a border plant (on a slightly sunnier spot) Soil should be moist or well. Hardly invasive and can be combined wit other plants.

Astilbe japonica Washington
The flower color is white and the flowering period is from about June to July. Green leaves about 25 cm. high. This plant is suitable for gardens wit several (nearly) mature trees and shrubs. Calls for a spot in partial shade and a nutritious, humus rich soil with few roots in the local area. This plant is also used as a border plant (on a slightly sunnier spot) Soil should be moist or well. Hardly invasive and can be combined wit other plants.