Astilbe chinensis 'Milk and Honey' - False Spiraea cultivar grass It also provides nesting material

It also provides nesting material and structure for native bees

it is adaptable to some drought when planted in shadier spots

Carrying the rhizome is thought to help the bearer accrue financial gain and the rhizome has also been kept in cash registers for this effect

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Astilbe chinensis 'Milk and Honey' - False Spiraea cultivar grass It also provides nesting materialSizes available: #1 (Trade gallon) Basics: zones 4 9, 30" x 18", part sun to part shade, a white bloom that ages to pale pink about crisply dissected foliage in mid summer, prefers a rich, moist but well drained soil, resents drying out. Common names: False Spiraea Family: Saxifragaceae Origin Distribution: The species occurs in Japan, eastern China, and Korea Habitat: Foothills and mountainous regions in the open shade of moist, deciduous forests,