Astilbe

General Information

Family:

Astilbe x rosea 'Peach Blossom'

Origin: southeast Asia and North America

Uses: Ornamental Flowers

Cultivated Varieties

Astilbe x arendsii

'Amethyst'

'Braustschleier' syn Astilbe 'Bridal Veil'

'Bressingham Beauty'

'Bridal Veil' see 'Bressingham Beauty'

'Cattleya'

'Diamont'

'Erica'

'Fanal'

'Federsee'

'Feuer' syn Astilbe 'Fire'

'Glut' syn Astilbe 'Glow'

'Granat'

'Hyazinth' syn Astilbe 'Hyacinth'

'Irrlicht'

'Venus'

'Weisse Gloria'

Astilbe biternata (False Goatsbeard)

Astilbe 'Bridal Veil' see 'Brautschleier'

Astilbe chinensis

var. davidii

var. pumila

var. taquetii

'Purpurlanze'

var. taquetti

'Superba'

Astilbe x crispa

'Gnom'

Astilbe x crispa

'Perkeo

Astilbe japonica hybrids

'Deutschland'

'Etna'

'Europa'

'Gladstone'

'Koblenz'

'Montgomery'

'Peach Blossom'

'Red Sentinel'

Astilbe 'Drayton Glory' see Astilbe 'Peach Blossom'

Astilbe 'Fire' see A x arendsii 'Feuer'

Astilbe 'Glow' see Astilbe x arendsii 'Glut'

Astilbe 'Perkeo' Astilbe simplicifolia

'Gnom'

Astilbe simplicifolia hybrids

'Aphrodite'

'Bronce Elegans' or 'Bronze Elegance'

'Hennie Graafland'

'Inshriach Pink'

'Snowdrift'

'Sprite'

'William Buchanan'

Astilbe thunbergii hybrid

'Professor van der Wielen'

'Straussenfeder'