Symphyotrichum novae-angliae - New England Aster cut-seed-head west to the higher altitudes

west to the higher altitudes of Arizona and northern Mexico

Royal Horticultural Society

Once established it has a shrubby feel and a long season of interest

This plant is very closely related to the European Black Elderberry

Symphyotrichum novae-angliae - New England Aster cut-seed-head west to the higher altitudesSizes available: HPP quart Basics: zones 3 8, 3 6' x 2 3', full sun to light shade, a profusion of daisy like flowers bloom in purples (sometimes pinks) in late summer to early fall. Prefers moist and well drained soils but is adaptable to all but the driest sites. Common names: New England American aster, New England Aster Synonym: Aster novae angliae Family: Asteraceae Origin Distribution: This plant is present in 6 Canadian Provinces and 42 states.