Aster linosyris

Product information "Aster linosyris"

Goldilocks aster stands in strong contrast to its entire family. It has a petite appearance with bright yellow flowers. The single flowers are composed of individual tubular flowers. The leaves are lance-shaped and alternate and are are very close together. Aster linosyris grows between 20 and 50 cm tall; the flowers are in dense clusters and bloom from July to September. It particularly likes sunny and warm locations with light, well-drained soils where it can form dense plants. This aster is very well suited for dry, sunny perennial beds and borders as well as steppe plantings in conjunction with other decorative wild perennials and grasses. In the warmer regions of Europe, for example, in viticulture climates, it also appears in the wild where is grows on stony slopes and in dry, sandy soils.
 
Flower colour: Yellow
Flowering period: Late summer
Height: 60 cm
Light requirements: Sun
Location: Rocky steppe
Leaf shape: Linear, narrow
Leaf colour: Green
Spacing: 30 - 40 cm
Hardiness zone: 4
Use: Home gardens, front gardens, roof greening, natural plantings, cut flower, public areas
Special features: Food for bees, attractive for butterflies, re-seeds itself
Family: Asteraceae
Perennial rating: A very good variety
Compatibility: Plant individually or in small groups

• Flowering Period August, September
• Final height 40cm to 60cm
• Available February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November
• Hardiness hardy
• Soil dry, moderately heavy, light
• Location full sun
• Flower Colour yellow
• Leaf Colour green

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