Astrantia 'Florence' 2L

• Delicate Blooms: Produces exquisite lilac-blue flowers surrounded by pale green-tinted bracts, creating a soft, star-like appearance. These blooms are held aloft on wiry stems that sway gracefully in the breeze from late spring to early autumn.
• Lush Foliage: Forms a dense mound of deeply lobed, mid-green leaves, which provide structure and texture even when not in bloom.
• Attracts Pollinators: A favourite with butterflies and bees, this plant is perfect for supporting garden pollinators while enhancing biodiversity.
• Long Flowering Season: Blooms continuously from late spring through early autumn, offering lasting colour and interest throughout the growing season.
• Versatile Use: Perfect for cottage gardens, shaded borders, or as part of a mixed planting scheme. Its flowers also make wonderful additions to fresh or dried floral arrangements.
• Soil: Prefers fertile, moist, and well-drained soil enriched with organic matter for the best results.
• Position: Thrives in partial shade but will tolerate full sun in cooler climates, provided the soil is kept consistently moist.
• Height and Spread: Grows to a height of 60–70cm and spreads up to 50cm, forming an elegant, compact clump.

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Images are used for illustrative purposes only. Due to the maturity of the plant and the time of the year, plants may not arrive looking like our images.  

This perennial is herbaceous; it will die back below ground level in autumn, with fresh new growth appearing in the spring.