Aster dumosus 'Wood's Pink' (Pink Wood Aster) blue Loosely upright and well-branched fragrant

Loosely upright and well-branched fragrant gray-green foliage grows 12-20" tall and is drought tolerant once established

loved by bees and butterflies and deer and rabbit resistant too

As Nancy Mickey notes in 'What's Native' "settlers moving from the east coast to Kansas to Texas would keep seeing this remarkable fern in the woods and along shady pathways

Expect some repeat blooms in the fall

Aster dumosus 'Wood's Pink' (Pink Wood Aster) blue Loosely upright and well-branched fragrantThe native Wood Aster provides shade gardeners with delightful fall color in this case, clear pink daisy flowers in September and October, above shiny dark green leaves. 'Wood's Pink' has a compact habit, is mildew and rust resistant, and stands just 12 16" in height. Sunlight Requirements: Full Sun to Partial Shade USDA Hardiness Zones: 4 8