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Astilbe 'Cappucino'
By Spritzhenry
19 Jun, 2020
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Oh No!!
25 Jul, 2020
And the leaves have a brownish tinge to them. I bought mine thro one of the large mail order companies, but alway been disappointed, so don't use any of these now, although they keep sending catalogues.
25 Jul, 2020
I got mine at the GC.
31 Jul, 2020
I think yours is the real Macoy.
31 Jul, 2020
That is very different! I like it. It would look fabulous with Ligularia Othello...well...in my imagination it would!
18 Aug, 2020
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Your Astilbe Cappucino leaves look more like I believed they would be. I think mine is an imposter.
19 Jun, 2020