Repeat-flowering Astrantia

The Perpetual Astrantias, like Astrantia major 'Super Star' or the variety 'Star of Billion', flower early, in May-June, and then again in September-October, allowing you to enjoy their charming umbels in the garden or in bouquets for a longer period of time. In this category, you can find flowers in white tones, red in the 'Ruby Star' great Astrantia for example, or pink in the hybrid 'Roma' Astrantia. Note that the great masterwort, in Latin Astrantia major, can flower for several weeks from June to September if you regularly prune its faded flowers. They are very beautiful perennial plants in fresh meadows, forming umbels of flowers surrounded by iridescent bracts of varied colours, of different sizes, carved like jewels. Discover also the 'Ruby Flame' Astrantia, which stands out for the precocity, duration, and abundance of its bright red flowering.

In the garden, these perennials will grow in the middle of flower beds or borders, associated with campanulas, perennial geraniums, and form magnificent compositions when combined with foxgloves or Heucheras.