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The lace flower is incredibly beautiful with small delicate flowers in light pastel colours! Plant it in your garden for sublime elegance, and also use the lace flower as a cut flower in your bouquets.

Grow and plant Astrantia in your garden!

Astrantia, also known as masterwort, is a delicate perennial that brings charm and elegance to any garden. Here is a detailed guide on how to grow and care for this wonderful flower. 1. Location and soil: Astrantia thrives best in partially shaded areas, especially during warmer afternoons. The soil should be well-drained and rich in organic matter. If the soil is heavy with clay, improve drainage by adding sand. 2. Best time to plant: The ideal time to plant Astrantia is in spring or autumn. This gives the root system time to establish before extreme weather conditions. 3. Sow Astrantia seeds: Start Astrantia seeds indoors in advance and transplant the seedlings outdoors when they’re ready. 4. Plant with spacing: Dig small holes and plant the Astrantia about 30 cm apart to give them room to grow and thrive.

Tips!

– Deadhead faded blooms regularly to encourage new growth and extend the flowering period. – Apply organic fertilizer in spring to support the nutritional needs of your Astrantia plants.

The history of Astrantia

Astrantia has a rich history that dates back to the Middle Ages. Its scientific name comes from Greek, where “astra” means star – a fitting description of the flower’s shape. During the Renaissance, Astrantia gained popularity in medicinal gardens for its believed healing properties. In garden design, Astrantia has become a favorite for those looking to create a romantic and old-fashioned atmosphere. Its star-like flowers bring a delicate feel to any garden and are also popular in bouquets and floral arrangements.

Astrantia in bouquets

With its small, star-shaped flowers, Astrantia brings a romantic and enchanting atmosphere to any floral arrangement.

Pairing with other flowers:

By mixing and matching Astrantia with other flowers, you can create either contrasting or harmonious bouquets. Astrantia works especially well with roses, peonies, and lavender.

Main feature or subtle touch:

Astrantia can be the star of the bouquet or serve as a graceful companion to other flowers. Its soft tones and delicate flower heads make it a versatile addition.