Astilbe ‘Fanal’

A striking, clump-forming perennial producing dramatic plumes of deep crimson-red flowers above finely divided, dark green foliage. Flowering in early to mid-summer, its rich colouring creates a bold contrast in shady borders and woodland gardens, while the feathery blooms add texture and movement.

Plant Details:
• Common name: False Goat’s Beard
• Position: Partial shade to full shade
• Height & spread: Approx. 60–75cm x 45–60cm
• Flowering: June – July
• Soil: Moist but well-drained, fertile soil; prefers consistently moist conditions
• Hardiness: Fully hardy in Ireland
• Pollinator friendly: ✔ Yes
• Something to note: ‘Fanal’ is one of the most popular red-flowered astilbes, prized for its rich crimson plumes and strong garden performance. It is particularly effective when planted in groups beneath trees, along woodland paths, or beside ponds where the soil remains reliably moist.