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About This Plant
Branching stems give this aster a bush-like appearance. Pretty white flowers with purply-pink or yellow centers attract pollinators. A rosette of semi-evergreen basal leaves may persist throughout winter. Spreading via rhizomes and seeds, this aster can thrive along streambanks and woodland edges.
Plant Details
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Benefits
- Wildlife Benefits
Plant Facts
Wild turkey and ruffed grouse may eat the seeds or young foliage. | Arrow-leaved aster is also known by the Latin name Symphyotrichum urophyllum.
Alternate Names
Arrowleaf Aster
