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This is one of the more showy of the wild asters from eastern open woodlands and fields. Often growing to over 5 ft., the plants make quite a show when in bloom each fall. Blooms have lavender rays (petals) and bright yellow centers. Dependable perennial, and great for very late color in a wild garden, when almost everything else is gone.

Uses: Perennial in USDA zones 3-10. Plants prefer a location with full sun and well drained soil but will tolerate some shade. Plants are reasonably drought tolerant and perform well in any average garden soil. Sow seeds indoors 6 weeks prior to planting time in your area or direct to the garden in spring. A. ericoides will self-seed given ideal conditions. Too rich a soil will encourage floppiness. Plants should be divided in spring every 4-5 years to maintain vigor. Asters are an excellent...

Annual China aster's flowers resemble perennial asters, in colors that include pink, purple, red, magenta and white. The fast-growing plants produce large, fireworks-like blooms atop sturdy stems, making them ideal in arrangements.

Sky Blue Aster Seeds: This easy-to-grow wildflower produces stunning violet-blue blooms. The flowers will attract beautiful wildlife to your garden. Perennial. (Aster azureus)

Annual China aster's flowers resemble perennial asters, in colors that include pink, purple, red, magenta and white. The fast-growing plants produce large, fireworks-like blooms atop sturdy stems, making them ideal in arrangements.

The turbinate aster gets it's name from it's turban or top shaped flower heads. This perennial wildflower blooms lavender to blue-violet, with yellow to reddish purple centers. One of the very last wildflowers to bloom, this aster provides attractive color in the mid-fall months. Not only is the nectar and pollen attractive to various bees and butterflies, but wild turkeys, white-tailed deer, and cottontail rabbits are sometimes drawn to the seeds and foliage.

ASTER NEW ENGLAND HARDY ASTER [ Aster Novae-Angliae ] **** 1,000 SEEDS **** Season: Perennial Height: 3 - 6 feet Bloom Season: Summer/Fall Environment: Sun/Partial Sun/Average Moist Well-Drained Soil Zones: 3 - 9 New England Aster [Aster Novae-Angliae] is beautiful, easy to grow prairie plant prized for their masses of pink to purple flowers with bright yellow centers. Flowers are 1 to 2 inches in diameter. It is a wildflower that bears clusters of white, rose, violet or purple flowers from...

Commonly known as the 'New England Aster', it's easy to understand why this variety is so popular. This robust, hardy perennial blooms profusely in large rosy-lilac to deep purple flowers with distinct, golden yellow centers. The mounds of wildflowers are especially attractive to butterflies, particularly Monarchs. Perfect for wildflower gardens, butterfly gardens, roadside plantings, prairie restoration, wildlife cover, prairie landscaping and wetland situations. This plant will do it all!

One of the most beautiful of the large Asters, this showy perennial wildflower brightly displays Autumn's royal colors! Bursting with deep lavender and rose blooms, this fall beauty seems to be the grand finale of the season. An excellent choice for attracting butterflies and other nectar-loving insects!

Usually found gracing the wetlands or riverside, this perennial wildflower is an eye-catching beauty! Dark, smooth foliage is usually highlighted by deep purple stems. Birds, bees and butterflies love these blue and white blooms. Hardy and versatile, this flower is a definite winner!

One of the more challenging wildflowers to grow, this perennial is well worth the effort! Pretty purple flowers grace the silky grey-green leaves. Sometimes called the 'Silver Aster', it's fuzzy and somewhat silvery foliage makes this a distinctively beautiful wildflower! It has at times been used for it's medicinal properties in treating arthritis. This sprawling, fall-blooming wildflower is a striking addition to any meadow, rock garden, or prairie planting!

One of the more challenging wildflowers to grow, this perennial is well worth the effort! Pretty purple flowers grace the silky grey-green leaves. Sometimes called the 'Silver Aster', it's fuzzy and somewhat silvery foliage makes this a distinctively beautiful wildflower! It has at times been used for it's medicinal properties in treating arthritis. This sprawling, fall-blooming wildflower is a striking addition to any meadow, rock garden, or prairie planting!

The turbinate aster gets it's name from it's turban or top shaped flower heads. This perennial wildflower blooms lavender to blue-violet, with yellow to reddish purple centers. One of the very last wildflowers to bloom, this aster provides attractive color in the mid-fall months. Not only is the nectar and pollen attractive to various bees and butterflies, but wild turkeys, white-tailed deer, and cottontail rabbits are sometimes drawn to the seeds and foliage.

Bright yellow flowers bloom all summer on this hardy perennial. The silver-green foliage is velvety soft, and the dasiy-like blossoms have a wonderful spicy sage aroma. Drought resistant and attractive to birds and butterflies. Self-sows freely.

This hardy perennial produces an abundance of flowers in shades of violet pink, and white. The Alpine Aster is ideal for rock or alpine gardens and is great for cutting. 3-10" tall.

New England Aster (Aster novae-angliae) grow 3-6 feet tall; an autumn favorite with Bright purple flowers with a yellow center. Late season bloomer, Perennial can be planted in sun -partial shade. Quantities are per Pound.

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Annual. Blooms late spring to summer., this delicate, yet tough 1'-2' tall native plant with 1-2" blue-purple flowers has bright yellow eyes atop attractive silver-green ferny foliage and makes a spectacular plant for the border or wildflower garden. It blooms as early as late spring or summer, months before other purple asters. Adaptable to a variety of garden conditions, it is drought-tolerant when established and an excellent choice for xeric gardens, natural or prairie gardens, meadows, hillsides...