SYMPHYOTRICHUM NOVAE-ANGLIAE Sizes:11CM and they are followed by

and they are followed by shiny blue fruit in fall

A compact upright stonecrop with large clusters of hot pink flowers held atop distinct gray-blue and light purple succulent foliage

rose-pink flowers rise on dark stems

Zone: 4-8Height: 20-30cmSpread: 30-45cmShape: UprightSun or Shade: SunFoliage: Green

Prune back hard in late winter-early spring

SYMPHYOTRICHUM NOVAE-ANGLIAE Sizes:11CM and they are followed byLatin Name: Symphyotrichum Novae Angeliae Description: Also known as a New England Aster, this native perennial is an excellent late summer pollinator and pop of colour in the garden. An excellent companion with echinacea and rudbeckia in low maintenance, sunny gardens. Zone: 3 8Height: 75 120cmSpread: 60 70cmShape: UprightSun or Shade: SUN, part shadeFoliage: GreenFlower type: Summer fall flowering, purple asters Photo taken by Anna Kappler