Aster divaricatus
Aster divaricatus is one of our favourite Asters. It is a deciduous clump forming herbaceous perennial covered in a profusion of small white starry flowers on nearly black stems in autumn. Approx. 60cm x 60cm. Sun or part-shade in any reasonable soil. Aster divaricatus is not too big for the smaller garden providing a lovely area of interest later in the year.
Looks good planted with Actaeas(Cimicifuga), Heleniums, Rudbeckia, Eupatoriums and Veronicastrums depending on your colour spectrum.
Looks good planted with Actaeas(Cimicifuga), Heleniums, Rudbeckia, Eupatoriums and Veronicastrums depending on your colour spectrum.
- Annuals: Perennial
- Deciduous: Deciduous
- Common Name: Michaelmas daisy
- Features: beautiful plant for autumn and late summer interest
- Genus: Aster
- Species: divaricatus
- Flower Colour: a profusion of starry white flowers
- Foliage Colour: green leaves on nearly black stems
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