Astrantia ‘Hadspen Blood’ boasts stunning dark red-purple bracts from June through to August. It is ideal for mid-back border displays. It’s wine-red flowers look great planted alongside light pinks, blues & whites of many cottage style plant varieties.
Key Features
Thrives in sun or part shade
Deciduous
Approx 70cm tall x 40-45cm spread
Attractive lobed foliage
Prefers moist, well-drained soil
Attractive to bees, butterflies & other pollinating insects
Astrantia ‘Hadspen Blood’ boasts stunning dark red-purple bracts from June through to August. It is ideal for mid-back border displays. It’s wine-red flowers look great planted alongside light pinks, blues & whites of many cottage style plant varieties.
Key Features
Thrives in sun or part shade
Deciduous
Approx 70cm tall x 40-45cm spread
Attractive lobed foliage
Prefers moist, well-drained soil
Attractive to bees, butterflies & other pollinating insects
Plant Care
Cut back the flower stalks after the blooms have faded. During the winter months, Astrantias die right back (except for maybe a few leaves), but don't worry! In early spring, it will bounce back with fresh growth. Mulch well in spring with some good quality compost.
