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Asters

3 Oct ’12

Over six feet tall, our late-blooming asters make a big visual statement with the last of the rudbeckia and echinacea in our fall garden. The bees love them. I always forget how much I love them.

I have no idea which asters these are, as I got them at a local plant exchange. We also grow a much more delicate foot-high Woods aster, an intensely blue crumpled aster, and a white aster that grows to about three feet called ‘Monte Cassino’.

If you have a garden and you want it to have some flowers in October, you need to plant some asters.

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