Tiarella 'Angel Wings' is a small, neat hybrid perennial with deciduous foliage featuring dissecte...Tiarella 'Angel Wings' is a small, neat hybrid perennial with deciduous foliage featuring dissected lobe-like leaves that are occasionally tiered. The leaves are coloured mid-green with distinct deep crimson markings in the centre. Panicles of deep pink flower buds develop in early spring, blooming into pale-pink/frothy white wands throughout spring and summer. This plant prefers shaded areas and tolerates most soils, provided they are kept moist, even those with poor drainage. Please note: Images are for illustrative purposes only. Depending on seasonality, plants may be supplied in a dormant state without leaves or pruned back to encourage new growth.
This guide is for gardeners looking to enhance shaded areas with the Tiarella 'Angel Wings'. The key benefit is its beautiful foliage and delicate blooms, bringing visual interest to your garden throughout spring and summer. A key consideration is that the plant thrives in shaded conditions and requires moist soil.
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How much sun does Tiarella 'Angel Wings' need?
It thrives in shaded areas, with limited direct sunlight.
What kind of soil does Tiarella 'Angel Wings' prefer?
It tolerates most soils but prefers moist, well-draining soil.
How often should I water Tiarella 'Angel Wings'?
Water regularly to keep the soil consistently moist, especially during dry periods.
Do I need to fertilize Tiarella 'Angel Wings'?
Fertilizing is not essential, but a light feeding in spring with a balanced fertilizer can promote growth.
When should I prune Tiarella 'Angel Wings'?
Remove spent flower stems after blooming to encourage new growth.
Is Tiarella 'Angel Wings' deer resistant?
Yes, it is generally considered deer resistant.
Troubleshooting
Yellowing leaves.
Check soil moisture. It could be either overwatering or underwatering.
Failure to bloom.
Ensure the plant is receiving adequate shade and moisture. Prune any dead stems.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Adds visual interest with unique leaf patterns and flower blooms.
Well-suited for shaded areas where other plants struggle.
Tolerates a variety of soil types, provided moisture is maintained.