Filipendula vulgaris - Queen of the prairie

Fertilize Filipendula vulgaris : During the autumnal months we can fertilize our perennial plants with some slow release fertilizer, or with some manure or earthworm humus.

continental : Locate this plant in a partially shady place, where it can receive some hours of direct sunlight.
These plants can stand the cold, therefore they can be placed in the garden during the whole year; they don’t need protection against the cold.

alpine : For a balanced development let's place the the Filipendula vulgaris in a partially shaded place, protected by solar rays for most of the day.
These plants are grown in the garden, in full ground, because they can stand the cold.

mediterranean : These plants favour partially shady places, where they are reached by direct sunrays only during the evening and early morning hours.
The Filipendula vulgaris is grown in the garden, because it can stand the cold.

continental : Water every 1-2 weeks with 20-21 glasses of water, when the substratum appears to have been dry for days; it is suggested to avoid surpluses, keeping the plants away from being too exposed to precipitations during this period of the year.

alpine : Avoid watering too often, generally irrigations can be sporadic, every 2-3 weeks using 19-20 glasses of water.

mediterranean : These plants prefer a pretty dry soil, therefore we should water sparingly with 21-22 glasses of water, and leaving the soil dry for 0-1 weeks before wetting again.