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Mexican asters, also known as Garden Cosmos, are annual flowers that prefer direct sunlight… More
Asters are perennial plants named for their star-shaped blooms. There are over 175 species… More
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Mexican aster is a flowering annual native to Central America. It can grow from… More
The aster is a genus of perennial flowers that consists of about 180 different… More
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Asters belong to the Asteraceae family, which has 20,000 different species. All of the… More
The daisy-like blossoms of the aster led Swedish botanist Carl Linnaeus to name the… More
A combination of late-summer perennials and shrubs can add color and interest to the… More
Flowers can be planted at different times throughout the growing season to produce a… More
Clay soil is a mixed blessing--or a mixed curse. Clay soil typically has lots… More
A large number of bugs can prey upon a flower garden, chewing on leaves,… More
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Adding the right landscape plants for fall gardens can make your fall garden as… More
Many blooming perennials fade by autumn, which leaves flower gardens looking colorless and bleak.… More
Many varieties of flowers can be planted in the fall. Some will bloom and… More
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African daisies are flowers that will grow in most climates and come back year after… More
Growing and selling cut flowers is a hobby that can be done at home with… More
When growing aster, make sure that the plants get plenty of full, hot sun and… More
To grow African daisies, or dimorphotheca, start them indoors and once they begin to grow,… More
The cosmos, also known as Mexican aster, is a flower that resembles a daisy and… More
The purple coneflower, or echinacea purpurea, is a plant that is closely related to the… More
When making a dried flower arrangement, use flowers and plants that dry well, such as… More
Arranging dried flowers into decorative bouquets is a great way to enjoy the blooms longer,… More
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The aster plant is in the same family as the daisy, and it is a… More
...hat is the flower/plant? I planted some seeds for asters & cosmos. It's about time for them to be pushing through the soil (I think?), but I'm not sure if I am seeing the flower I planted, or maybe just a… More
...peration whole year round. I wanna grow MATSUMOTO ASTERS AND GERBERAS here.I… More
...s, lilies, daylilies, beards tongue, phlox, Iris, asters, peony and probably a few… More
...awas River Valley in east central Ohio. I planted asters this year and love what they've done. Are they hardy in a 5/6 zone? Does anyone know whether I should dig them up and bring them in for the winter? What is the best way to… More
I am new to this gardening thing but the small church I attend has 4 small flower beds that are 98% weeds. They just look horrible and I want it to reflect beauty not neglect. I would like to make them beautiful but need some help on the design. It… More
...georgianum, isn't this a pretty purple? My latest Aster of the season, this is the first one to open (many more to come!). This Aster looks more like a perennial than a shrub (like New England Aster). Spreads underground in favorable conditions. More
i have a mix of white and purple aster, mums Butterfly Bush and Agastache blue fortune and black eyed susan More
...rden for August into the fall.. any ideas besides aster and mums? More
Where are the seeds on these? Is it after the flower drys....Kathy More
...frican daisies, forget-me-nots, bachelor buttons, asters, sweet peas, snap dragons, and a flower garden mixture. Most of the seeds have grown into 3 or 4 inch seedlings and I was wondering when I needed to transplant them. Any advice? More
...moved in a house with a garden. There are lots of Asters growing there, quite leggy (around 1 meter high). I just read that I should have pinched them back when they were 4-5 inches tall... So, should I pinch them back now ? How… More
...e perennial and being sold for fall planting. All asters require/do best in full sun. Vera Who is still waiting for the purple/yellow eye'd fall asters on school campus to set seed! Vera More
...rently to prevent this? Or is this common amongst asters. Also is there an aster that… More
I need help want to know where the seeds are on asters, Is it the dried flower??? Kathy More
hi Elephantts ears leaf plant any asters yellow aster Lulliput blue moon spider asters cumumber dwarf bush type dwarf canna ,pinks ,yellow, white varigated canna zinnia swizzle zinnia Aztec sunset zinnia giant catus mixed zinnia Whirligig Agastache apricot sprit agastache any pink hollyhocks mied doulbes bright pink salvia fruit sage… More
...r and appear at the left side of this photo of an aster. Anyone know what they are? Sorry, folks, for the GIGANTIC-looking aster in the photo and the confusion! Although I guess there are miniature asters,… More
...anting them in the garden. What works well? Mums? Asters? More
...amed---start next letter.... No. 1------ A is for Asters More
... even make seeds-- sedum Autumn Joy, astilbe, and asters. On the sedums, each bud seems to have a few petal type things -- are those the seeds?? And with astilbe, there are obviously… More
I planted matsumoto asters this year, problem is they dont grow taller than 2 ft.Anybody help me grow my asters to 3 ft high on the average? More
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