
'Mr. Mustard' boasts extraordinarily colourful foliage - yellow, orange, red, pink, and lime green meld together in springtime to make a striking show. By summertime, the foliage softens to a vibrant Kelly green and complements the fabulous creamy white flowers. These large, astilbe-like blooms attract butterflies and pollinators and its suckering habit lends a naturalized look to any garden. With some annual pruning, it easily keeps its mounded habit, suiting it perfectly for mixed beds.
- Height: 61-91 cm (24-36 in)
- Spread: 91-120 cm (3-4 ft)
- Hardiness: Zone 2-7
- Sun or Shade: sun to part shade
- Bloom Time: summer
- Leaf Colour: multicoloured
- Bloom Colour: white
- Nature Attraction: bees and butterflies
Growing and Maintenance Tips
'Mr Mustard' is best grown in average, medium moisture, organically rich, well-drained soils in full sun to part shade. Prune in late winter to early spring (plants may be cut close to the ground to rejuvenate). Remove suckers annually to control spread.
Spring 2025
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July Art Show
Coming Soon Details on our exciting Garden Art Show
The purpose of our Garden Art Show is to merge the beauty of art with the tranquility and aesthetics of a garden, creating a unique and immersive experience for visitors.
You don't want to miss these pieces that harmonize with the surroundings and evoke a sense of connection to nature.
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