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White Wood Aster
White Wood Aster - Aster divaricatus (Eurybia).
Perennial plant from the Asteraceae family.
Origin: forests of Canada and the eastern part of the USA.
Flowering plant height: 50-70 cm.
Natural flowering period: September - October.
Winter hardiness zones: Z3 - Z8.
Soil Requirements: medium.
Usage: suitable for cutting. Good for undergrowth in landscaping gardens.
1.0 g = 2100 seeds.
The leaves are oval-lanceolate, toothed, on long petioles. Baskets in loose shields. Marginal flowers are white (up to 3 cm in diameter), the disc is brown.
Numerous small white baskets that cover this thicket in late summer and throughout autumn give it a very attractive appearance.
The advantage of this aster is its shade tolerance, rapid growth due to long branching rhizomes and late flowering. As a rule, at this time, most forest plants are already fading, and color monotony reigns in parks and squares.
Perennial plant from the Asteraceae family.
Origin: forests of Canada and the eastern part of the USA.
Flowering plant height: 50-70 cm.
Natural flowering period: September - October.
Winter hardiness zones: Z3 - Z8.
Soil Requirements: medium.
Usage: suitable for cutting. Good for undergrowth in landscaping gardens.
1.0 g = 2100 seeds.
The leaves are oval-lanceolate, toothed, on long petioles. Baskets in loose shields. Marginal flowers are white (up to 3 cm in diameter), the disc is brown.
Numerous small white baskets that cover this thicket in late summer and throughout autumn give it a very attractive appearance.
The advantage of this aster is its shade tolerance, rapid growth due to long branching rhizomes and late flowering. As a rule, at this time, most forest plants are already fading, and color monotony reigns in parks and squares.
White Wood Aster. Bot. syn.: Symphyothrichum divaricatus, Aster corymbosus.
