Couldn't load pickup availability
When to start?
Where to start and how to sow?
How to keep happy?
China asters are annual flowers thriving in cool weather, adorning borders with their enduring blooms from summer to fall. They enhance outdoor spaces with a rich array of colors, offering numerous cultivars and shades reminiscent of chrysanthemums. Exhibiting various heights, they showcase single, semi-double, and double blooms, suitable for floral arrangements. Flourishing in rich, well-drained, and evenly moist soils, they prefer full sun or partial shade positions.
Show your China asters some love with regular fertilization. Opt for a balanced water-soluble formula to keep them thriving. Avoid high-nitrogen fertilizers—they're like a bad influence, pushing for leafy parties instead of floral soirées!
Show your China asters some love with regular fertilization. Opt for a balanced water-soluble formula to keep them thriving. Avoid high-nitrogen fertilizers—they're like a bad influence, pushing for leafy parties instead of floral soirées!
Their botanical name, which translates to "beautiful crown" in Greek, perfectly captures the majesty of their flower heads. Interestingly, in ancient times, asters were burned and smoked to repel negative energy! Medicinally, they've been utilized to alleviate headaches, colds, and muscle aches, and they've also played a role in memorial ceremonies. Despite often being mistaken for daisies, asters are actually members of the sunflower family, boasting textured yellow centers composed of delicate miniature flowerets.
Our mission is to keep you on the edge of your gardening seat with mind-blowing, avant-garde designs that will leave your plants wondering if they've stumbled into an art gallery.