Aster divaricatus (White Wood Aster) Pack Sizes:3-Pack loved by bees and butterflies

loved by bees and butterflies and deer and rabbit resistant too

Silver Mound prospers in dry heat and average soil

it combines well with Aster divaricatus and Iris cristata

the threadleaf foliage turns a gorgeous golden yellow to reddish bronze

Blooms continue into October above dark green deeply divided leaves

Aster divaricatus (White Wood Aster) Pack Sizes:3-Pack loved by bees and butterfliesOur native Wood Aster has shiny white daisy flowers August October that may elicit a ho hum oh that weed reaction, but utilized in partial shade it is stunning peaking out between Astilbes, Hostas, and Bergenias, where its 1 2' twiggy stems are hidden. Likewise, our mid Atlantic forests surely benefit from its sprawling presence with its large basal leaves, whether among deciduous ferns or native Solidago. It is just as content in average to dry