"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." New England asters (Symphotrichum novae-angliae) are native to the U.S. with small daisy-like flowers ...

Q: My asters have developed bleached-looking leaves lately. I’ve been checking the soil for moisture before watering, so I think I’m giving it enough water, and only when it needs it. I… ...

Early spring is a good time to plant asters in a sunny spot to ensure the best flowers, though some varieties can thrive in part-shade. It gives plants a good time to establish roots and flower in ...

Delicate, daisy-like Asters burst into bloom toward the end of August, making them the glory of the fall garden, providers of pretty color until the arrival of frost. Colors range from purple to ...

Not only are the flowers a beautiful addition to your landscape, but their nectar also attracts pollinators like butterflies and bees. Stokes' aster does best in zones 8 through 9A, full sun or ...

Different perennial plants have different types of root systems, ... Plants such as coreopsis, aster, beebalm, lamb's ear, coneflower and others have roots that are intertwined and may be matted.

Some later-blooming perennials — including asters, goldenrods, garden phlox (Phlox paniculata), sneezeweed and even her largest sedums — got the Chelsea chop as spring wound down.