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Astrantia 'Roma'

Astrantia 'Roma'

£6.99
£6.99
A clump-forming perennial producing delicate pink flowers with a hint of silver, loved by pollinators.
  • Attracts bees and butterflies
  • Long flowering period
  • Beautiful cut flower
Size

    • Aspect

      Partial to dappled shade

    • Hardiness

      Hardy

    • Flowers

      June, July, August

    • Soil type

      Moist but well-drained, Loamy, Clay

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    • Why we like this plant

      Astrantia 'Roma' (PBR) is perfect for gardeners looking for a long-blooming, pollinator-friendly perennial with an elegant, romantic appeal.

    • About this plant

      Astrantia 'Roma' (PBR) is a highly sought-after variety known for its stunning pincushion-like flowers in soft pink tones with a silvery sheen. It blooms over a long period, from early summer to early autumn, adding elegance and charm to borders, cottage gardens, and wildlife-friendly spaces. Its finely divided, deep green foliage forms an attractive clump, providing interest even when not in flower. A magnet for bees and butterflies, it thrives in partial shade and moist, well-drained soil.

    • Key features

      • Soft pink, pincushion-like flowers with a silvery sheen
      • Long flowering period from early summer to early autumn
      • Attracts bees and butterflies
      • Perfect for cottage gardens and mixed borders

    • Height and
      spread

    • Growth
      habit

      Clump-forming

    • Moisture

      Moderate to high moisture needs

    • Position in
      the Garden

      Borders, woodland gardens, cottage gardens

    Planting guide

    • Plant in moist, well-drained soil
    • Space plants 30-45cm apart
    • Thrives in dappled shade but can tolerate sun with adequate moisture

    Care tips

    • Cut back faded flowers to encourage repeat blooming
    • Divide clumps every few years to maintain vigour
    • Mulch in spring to retain soil moisture

    Winter care

    • Leave seed heads for winter interest and wildlife
    • Cut back dead foliage in late winter
    • Apply a mulch layer to protect roots from frost