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- The perfect location for the star thugs in the garden
- Soil moisture as an important location factor
- Pase neighbors for the star thud
- Tips
The star thief likes to be in partial shade
The perfect location for the star thugs in the garden
The Astrantia has become a trend plant in the garden in recent years due to its particularly attractive and even for bees attractive flowers. The foundation stone for a magnificent development of the easy-to-care Astrantia species is laid with the selection of a well-established site in the garden.
Soil moisture as an important location factor
In addition to various cultivars, you can usually purchase three major natural species of the Star Thorn in trade:
All star-coneflower species usually prefer a more partially shaded location, because they depend on a nutrient-rich soil on a uniformly moist surface. However, with appropriate care in the garden, the Star-throats can also thrive in full sun, when it is sufficiently regularly poured in dry phases.
Pase neighbors for the star thud
The star thorn can be used well in the garden as a gentle color accent in the natural designed perennial flowerbed. Because of the similar filigree flower structure you can plant star-umbels in the garden, for example, next to yarrows. As a companion plant to roses usually results in a very nice contrast, especially in carefully selected flower colors.
Tips
In nature, the star-throats are often found in mountainous locations with calcareous soils. If the soil in your garden is very low in lime, then you can simply use some garden lime to remedy the situation.