Aster savatieri

Aster savatieri is hardy perennials of the family asteraceae native to Japan. It grows in mountain and is a group of wild chrysanthemum letting bloom in a ligulate flower of white or the light blue purple and the capitula consisting of yellow pipe-formed flowers in stem ahead. Leaf color is green and it gets on opposite side. The sprouts and the buds are eaten by boiling. The starwort blooms to autumn from summer, but Aster savatieri blooms to early summer from spring.A gardening kind includes Gymnaster savatieri .

Common name: Aster savatieri , scientific name: Aster savatieri, original: Japan, distribution: from Honshu to Kyushu of Japan, environment: mountain forests, plant height: 20 - 40 cm, Root leaf, leaf shape: long scorpion, leaf order: alternate, leaf scorpion: ridiculous sawfish, color: white to pale cyanosis, flower diameter: 2 to 3 cm, flowering period: May to June.

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