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Description coming soon Mature size: 12-24 in T x 10-16 in W Minimum temperature: -30° F

From the family of true garden workhorses, this fall-blooming aster will enjoy the shade, offering its starry white flowers with mahogany stems from midsummer into fall. Lush and spreading, this is an incredibly versatile and useful plant: an airy ground cover, amenable to sun, shade, or even dry shade when...

From the gardens of Great Dixter comes this magnetic Aster with large glowing, bright-pink flowers accented by a golden center. Give this tall selection plenty of room. A New England and Midwestern native, with thick, sturdy stems and good mildew resistance. Attracts birds, butterflies, and bees! Mature size: 4+ ft T Minimum temperature:...

A variety of Asters dug from our garden! Minimum temperature: -20° F

Valuable for their gold-centered bright blue ray flowers and long bloom in late summer to fall, this should be one of the staples in your perennial garden. This particular blue veritably glows in the lowering fall light! Tough and pretty. Mature size: 2 – 4 ft tall x 2 – 3 feet wide. Minimum temperature:...

The flower sprays of small white daisy-like flowers reaching 3-4 ft make excellent cut flower additions in late summer to fall. An attractive garden addition and beloved by pollinators. Finely leaved foliage. Appreciates some summer water. Tolerant of clay. The Baby's-breath for the autumn garden. Sometimes referred to as Aster...

Perfect for providing a swath of color during the late fall season and quite tolerant of frost, choose this brilliant purple Aster to provide panache in the meadow garden. A Japanese selection with a robust stoloniferous growth habit that can quickly fill in a large space. Beloved by pollinators and Butterflies. At our location...

Double, saturated violet-pink flowers completely cover this choice aster cultivar from early through late autumn. Stunning! Attracts birds, butterflies, and bees! Mature size: 24–30 inches tall & 24 inches wide Minimum temperature: -30° F

Demure and diminutive – in that well-behaved, dome shape acceptable to HOAs everywhere way – but equally at home in a wilder prairie-themed perennial border. The undertones of the flowers work well with many color schemes while beguiling both late-season insects and bi-pedal garden visitors alike. The small stature has the...

Low basal foliage undergirds a bevy of lavender-pink flowers in late summer and fall. 2 ft tall and clumping. Minimum temperature: 0° F

Always to remain one of my favored asters because of its elegant dark leaves liberally sprinkled with white, raspberry-pink-centered flowers in summer — profuse tiny delights make a cloud of bloom — a prince of a plant. Stiff, tight, shrubby growth, 2 x 2 ft. Minimum temperature: -30° F

The species is a New England and Midwestern native, and this cultivar boasts royal purple rays surrounding yellow centers on a "daisy" flower that thickly covers this low , mounding, compact perennial — in short, it is a purple dome. Bloom time is late summer to fall, enriching the autumn garden with its wonderful...

Myriads of tiny white flowers burst into a blizzard of bloom in late summer. Their woody stems creep along the ground from the central crown to form a fine, feathery mound that is dense enough to suppress weeds. Effective in the rockery or as a ground cover in sharply draining soil. When flowers...

Showy wheels of white progress to lavender and shades of pinky-purple, while the centers remain lighter, makes for a dynamic display of tones and gives this variety its name! Flowers spring through summer with additional blooms encouraged by deadheading. Easy to grow as long as there is good drainage in winter,...

The Eastern sister to our native white oak (Quercus garryana) ranging from Eastern US to the Mississippi. Identifiable by its whiteish gray, textured bark and deeply lobed pinnate leaves, as well as 1 inch acorn fruits. Conical shaped when young, maturing into a graceful, rounded, wide canopy deciduous tree that can tolerate...

Puffs of greens and creams offset this Astrantia's ruby-red bracts with darkening tips on the underside. Prized for both cut and dried flowers, masterwort attracts pollinators and leaves your garden abuzz with activity. Late spring blooms on stems to 2 ft T. Hardy to -30. Mature size: 2 ft tall x 1 ft wide....