Asters are divided into annuals (Callistephus sinensis) and perennials, blooming from summer to late fall. Annuals offer a striking variety of forms and vibrant colors, while perennials (New Belgian, New England, and Alpine) overwinter beautifully in the ground and require no repotting.
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| Asters are divided into annuals (Callistephus sinensis) and perennials. |
Popular annual aster varieties: 'Milady' is a low-growing (up to 25 cm) pom-pom variety. It's perfect for borders, blooming from July with large flowers (up to 10 cm). 'Duchess' (Blue Frost) is a needle-like variety with sturdy stems, ideal for cut bouquets. 'Royal Ruby' is a large-flowered bush variety that forms dense, tall bushes (up to 80 cm) with a vibrant raspberry-red hue.
Popular perennial aster varieties: Alba and Goliath are the best alpine asters, often used in Belarus for rock gardens and borders. Jenny is a shrub aster with delicate pink-coral flowers. Purple Dome is a New England variety with dark purple flowers that form a dense, neat dome.
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