Introduction Astilbe ‘Bonn’ is a compact and elegant clump-forming perennial, perfect for adding rich colour and soft texture to shaded or damp garden areas. Its dense rose-pink flower plumes rise above lush, shiny green foliage, offering a long-lasting early summer display. Key Features Compact, clump-forming perennial ideal for smaller spaces Rich rose-pink flower plumes appear in early summer Shiny, deep green foliage adds texture and colour Thrives in moist or poorly drained soil Ideal for shaded borders or damp garden areas Exceptionally hardy in cold climates Product Description Astilbe ‘Bonn’ delivers charm and vibrant colour in a compact form, growing up to 50cm high and spreading gently to form a neat clump. Its finely divided,shiny deep green foliage provides the perfect contrast to the long, upright plumes of rich rose-pink flowers that bloom from early summer. This low-maintenance perennial is ideal for shaded areas, including woodland borders, north-facing beds, and spots with moist soils. Its also perfect for containers in cooler, shaded positions. Astilbe ‘Bonn’ is part of the Arendsii group, known for their floriferous nature and reliable garden performance. Specifications Plant name: Astilbe ‘Bonn’ Type: Herbaceous perennial Pot size: 3Ltr Flower colour: Rose-pink Flowering period: Early summer Foliage: Shiny, deep green, divided leaves Ultimate height: 0.10.5 metres (approx. 50cm) Ultimate spread: 0.10.5 metres Time to maturity: 25 years Position: Partial shade Aspect: North-facing, West-facing, or East-facing Exposure: Sheltered Soil type: Clay or loam Soil moisture: Moist but well-drained or poorly drained Soil pH: Acidic, alkaline, or neutral Hardiness: H7 hardy in the severest European continental climates (below -20C) Care Tips Plant in moist, fertile soil and water regularly during dry spells Ideal for damp, shady borders, woodland gardens, or pond edges Apply a mulch in spring to retain moisture and enrich the soil Deadhead spent flowers to maintain a tidy appearance Divide clumps every few years in spring or autumn to rejuvenate growth Protect from direct afternoon sun to prevent leaf scorch
