Aster divaricatus 1G

(White Wood Aster) Also known as Eurybia divaricata.

Shade-tolerant native aster with branching, wiry stems and loose sprays of small white daisies with dark centers in late summer and fall. The open habit and dark stems give a woodland, naturalistic look under trees and along paths. Prefers partial shade and average to dry, well-drained soils and is useful for lightly filling woodland borders. 

Featured in David Culp's book "A Year at Brandywine Cottage"

• Plant Patent: n/a
• Container Size: trade gallon
• USDA Zone: 3-8
• Height: 1-2.5’
• Spread: 1.5-2.5’
• Sun Exposure: part to full shade
• Soil Moisture: dry to average
• Bloom Time: late summer to early fall
• Bloom Color: white
• Foliage Color: green
• US Native: yes
• Wildlife Benefit: pollinators
• Notes: drought tolerant