Astilbe chinensis ‘Visions in Red’
Chinese Astilbe
Characteristics
Hardiness Zone: 3-8
Light requirements: Part Shade/Shade
Height: 30"
Native: No
Sizes & Prices
Size: 2 Yr $15.98
Other Information
False Spirea
Astilbe 'Delft Lace'
Zone: 5
Part Shade/Shade
HT: 12-15"
False Spirea
Astilbe 'Sugarberry'
Zone: 4-9
Part Shade/Shade
HT: 10"
False Spirea
Astilbe chinen. 'Little Visions in Pink'
Zone: 3-9
Sun/Shade
HT: 14-16"
False Spirea
Astilbe chinensis 'Mighty Pip'
Zone: 3-8
Part Sun/Shade
HT: 4'
False Spirea
Astilbe chinensis 'Milk and Honey'
Zone: 4-9
Part Sun/Shade
HT: 30"
Dwarf Chinese Astilbe
Astilbe chinensis 'Pumila'
Zone: 4-9
Part Sun
HT: 12"
Chinese Astilbe
Astilbe chinensis 'Purple Candles'
Zone: 4-9
Part Sun/Shade
HT: 36"
False Spirea
Astilbe chinensis 'Visions in Pink'
Zone: 3-8
Part Sun/Shade
HT: 20"
Chinese Astilbe
Astilbe chinensis 'Visions in Red'
Zone: 3-8
Part Shade/Shade
HT: 30"
False Spirea
Astilbe chinensis 'Visions in White'
Zone: 3-8
Part Sun/Shade
HT: 18"
Chinese Astilbe
Astilbe chinensis 'Visions'
Zone: 4-8
Part Sun/Shade
HT: 15"
False Spirea
Astilbe japonica 'Peach Blossom'
Zone: 4-9
Part Sun
HT: 24"
False Spirea
Astilbe simplicifolia 'Key Largo'
Zone: 4-9
Sun/Shade
HT: 16-18"
False Spirea
Astilbe simplicifolia 'Sprite'
Zone: 4-9
Part Sun
HT: 12"
False Spirea
Astilbe thunbergii 'Ostrich Plume'
Zone: 4-8
Part Sun
HT: 40"
False Spirea
Astilbe x arendsii 'Amethyst'
Zone: 4
Part Sun/Part Shade
HT: 14-18"
False Spirea
Astilbe x arendsii 'August Light'
Zone: 4-9
Sun/Part Sun
HT: 28"
False Spirea
Astilbe x arendsii 'Bressingham Beauty'
Zone: 4-8
Part Sun
HT: 40"
False Spirea
Astilbe x arendsii 'Bridal Veil'
Zone: 4-9
Part Sun
HT: 2-4'
False Spirea
Astilbe x arendsii 'Bumalda'
Zone: 4
Part Shade
HT: 24"
False Spirea
Astilbe x arendsii 'Burgundy Red'
Zone: 4
Sun/Shade
HT: 18-20"
![Soil pH is a deep topic, so we’ll just scratch the [soil] surface #punny 😉
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Overall, gardeners should know soil pH influences plant nutrient uptake. 🌱
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pH measures hydrogen ions in soil on a scale of 0-14. 🔬
•7 is neutral
•0-6 = acidic, increased hydrogen ions
•8-14 = basic, decreased hydrogen ions.
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⛰Geology of the area and land management influences pH:
•Granite or sand = Acidic 🏖
•Bedrock and limestone = Basic 🗻
•Forested land = Acidic 🌲
•Grassland = Basic 🌾
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Because of the reactivity of hydrogen in soil, certain nutrients and minerals are more or less available to plants depending on the pH of the soil.
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Most plants prefer 6-7.5 pH, so if you’re in this range, you’re in a good place for the vast majority of plants. If soil is outside this range, you may notice certain ornamental or edible species planted are surviving but not thriving. Amending your soil pH could help. You can do this with a number of gardening practices and products.
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Ultimately, we recommend testing your soil pH and planting species that can adapt easily to the conditions.
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More in story!](http://scontent-iad3-1.cdninstagram.com/vp/dc0c7098ccc13ff6dc5377bd5b988c47/5D1FA4E9/t51.2885-15/sh0.08/e35/s640x640/54513413_323317245054181_961791348052572332_n.jpg?_nc_ht=scontent-iad3-1.cdninstagram.com "Soil pH is a deep topic, so we’ll just scratch the [soil] surface #punny 😉
.
Overall, gardeners should know soil pH influences plant nutrient uptake. 🌱
.
pH measures hydrogen ions in soil on a scale of 0-14. 🔬
•7 is neutral
•0-6 = acidic, increased hydrogen ions
•8-14 = basic, decreased hydrogen ions.
.
⛰Geology of the area and land management influences pH:
•Granite or sand = Acidic 🏖
•Bedrock and limestone = Basic 🗻
•Forested land = Acidic 🌲
•Grassland = Basic 🌾
.
Because of the reactivity of hydrogen in soil, certain nutrients and minerals are more or less available to plants depending on the pH of the soil.
.
Most plants prefer 6-7.5 pH, so if you’re in this range, you’re in a good place for the vast majority of plants. If soil is outside this range, you may notice certain ornamental or edible species planted are surviving but not thriving. Amending your soil pH could help. You can do this with a number of gardening practices and products.
.
Ultimately, we recommend testing your soil pH and planting species that can adapt easily to the conditions.
.
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