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Astilbe 'Hennie Graafland Star': Dwarf Star-Shaped Pink Flowers

Astilbe 'Hennie Graafland Star'

A dwarf Astilbe with unique star-shaped, rose-pink flowers that last for weeks. Shiny green leaves form a neat mound. Ideal for edging, perennial borders, informal woodlands, and shaded landscapes under trees.

Growing Requirements

Partial Shade, Full Shade
High Moisture High
Height Height: 2 feet or less
Spread Spread: 1 – 2 feet

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