About This Plant
One of the last asters to bloom in the fall, this is an important plant for late-season pollinators. It has a bushy appearance. This plant spreads via stolons, so it could overwhelm small landscapes. Birds may eat its seed. This plant was previously known by the latin name Aster oblongifolium.
Plant Details
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Benefits
- Wildlife Benefits
Plant Facts
When crushed, the leaves of the Aromatic Aster give off a balsam-like scent
Alternate Names
Eastern Aromatic Aster
