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ASTER linariifolius (C8) This little aster enjoys conditions of sun and dry sand. A fine, easy to grow Eastern US native species, it has light blue flowers during August through October. more info |
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ASTER tataricus 'Jindai' Selected for its shorter stature (4-5 feet). Large basal leaves, looking almost like tobacco, emerge in Spring and provide a bold backdrop for earlier blooming perennials. In the fall, rigid flower stalks are capped with 1" pink daisy-like flowers. more info |
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ASTER (EURYBIA) divaricatus Native aster for shade. White flowers in the fall. more info |
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ASTER (OCLEMENA) nemoralis An aster for bogs with light violet flowers. more info |
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ASTER (SYMPHOTRICHUM) oblongifolius 'October Skies' Beginning in late summer, covered with daisy-like flowers with yellow centers and petals the color of the autumn sky. A shorter, bushy selection with finely textured, mint-scented foliage. more info |
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ASTER (SYMPHYOTRICHUM) ericoides 'Snow Flurry' (C8) A groundcover aster growing only 6-8 inches tall! Smothered with 1/2 inch single white flowers with gold centers in September. A good strong grower with many potential uses. more info |
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ASTER (SYMPHYOTRICHUM) novae-angliae 'Chilly Winds' (C8) This is arguably the best white-flowered Aster novae-angliae around. Selected from wild plants growing in Cattaraugus County, New York, the flowers are about one and a half inches across on plants to six feet tall. more info |