Erigeron pulchellus Provenance:eco59: Northeast Seed Collective - original collection: Redding CT sometimes into summer

sometimes into summer

wood asters produce late blooming masses of small

daisy-like flowers from late summer to fall

With its nectar rich

Easily identifiable because of its hairy stems and leaves

Erigeron pulchellus Provenance:eco59: Northeast Seed Collective - original collection: Redding CT sometimes into summerThis short lived perennial, with its perky, daisy like flowers, is useful as a groundcover and weed suppressant. A member of the aster family, it blooms in late spring to early summer and is adaptable to a range of well drained soil types. Used by herbalists as an anti inflammatory to ease respiratory cold symptoms.