Aster novae-angliae 'Pink Crush' Edible Fruit

Aster novae-angliae 'Pink Crush' Edible FruitAster is a perfect fall plant. Showers of pink flowers emerge in unison from densely packed foliage just as our collective consciousness creeps towards pumpkins and changing leaves. If you are looking for a vibrant color in the fall garden, pink crush might just be the perfect plant for the job. It works well in border plantings, mass plantings forming round fully covered pink mounds that have a uniform bushy appearance. It's also a great option for

the plant exhibits excellent drought tolerance and can withstand periods of dry weather

Carolina silverbell is native to the southeastern United States and can be seen in the wild as a small understory tree and some even appear shrub like with multi-trunks making this tree good for woodland gardens

Forest Service documents that dogwood drupes serve as important food for numerous songbird species

The name 'Black Taffeta' has Persian roots

The ovate leaves measure approximately three-quarters of an inch long and emit a delightful minty-lemon fragrance when crushed or brushed against

provided it receives adequate sunlight—full sun delivers the deepest

When a hard frost hits

Massachusetts

In late winter or early spring

open flowers serve as easily accessible nectar sources for butterflies

In warmer climates

When summer arrives the upward branching and deep green textured leaves provide an elegant and graceful appearance among larger straighter shade trees