Planting Instructions:
Ongoing Care:
Enjoying Your New England Aster:
Pro-Tip: To prevent powdery mildew and encourage strong, bushy growth, ensure good air circulation around your New England Asters by providing adequate spacing when planting and dividing plants regularly. Full sun is also crucial for healthy, disease-resistant plants.
By following these guidelines, you can successfully plant and enjoy the vibrant fall beauty and ecological benefits of New England Aster in your garden for many years to come!
Botanists have reclassified many North American asters into the genera Symphyotrichum and Eurybia based on genetic and morphological differences. Aster (ass-ter) Michael-Daisy. Perennial asters are familiar and cherished summer and autumn wild flowes found over a large part of the continent. They grow in wet and dry places, and at many altitudes. Simple, alternate leaves from 2 to 6 inches long. Asters range in height from 6 inches to 6 feet, with flower heads that are 1/4 to 4 inches across. The small, daisylike blooms in loose heads are pretty both at close range and in massed drifts.
An easy to grow perennial in average soil, plant Asters in full sun. Attractive and colorful garden plants, Aster species may be hardy from zone 3 to 9.