Narrow Leaf White Topped Aster

More plants available in 2025 The narrow-leaf white-topped Aster is an endearing native plant that’s easy to grow and very resilient. Compact habit Flowers attract pollinators Drought tolerant Details 20 inches tall 10 inches wide with a clump-forming habit Hardy in USDA hardiness zones 6, 7, 8, and 9 Flowering period In central North Carolina, flowering starts in early June and lasts around three weeks. How to grow Plants can grow in sun or partial shade and in a wide variety of soil types, including sand and clay. Care and maintenance Practically maintenance-free. The old flowering stems can be trimmed off after flowering but it’s not necessary for the health of the plant. Where to plant Plant at the front of flower beds where its low stature and tidy habit will create interest and pollinator habitat. When to plant Narrow-leaf white-topped Aster can be planted year-round in the South, with spring and fall being the best times for plant and gardener. Remember to regularly keep pla