Frost aster

Frost aster (scientific name:Aster hybrids) is a cultivar of the perennial "Aster" belonging to the Asteraceae family native to North America. It was made by crossbreeding Shirokujaku and Yuzengiku. It branches well from flower stem base, and many small flowers bloom. Flower color has white, peach color, light purple color, purple, red. The origin of the flower name is that a branch with many florets resembles a peacock spreading a wing. The Latin genus name "Aster" means "aster (star)", species species "hybrids" means "hybrids". A flower language is "a person who does not care". Because flowers reminiscent of wild chrysanthemums. The Victoria series is a dwarf variety of low plant height, rugged in nature, many petals, rich in flower color.

Common name: Frost aster, Scientific name:Aster hybrids,Place of Origin: North America Native varieties breed species, life type: perennial plant, plant height: 20 to 150 cm, leaf shape: linear to thin lanceolate shape, regeneration: reciprocal, flower blooming way: single blooming, double flowering, flower color: purple · wisteria · pink · White · Red, Flower Diameter: 1.5 to 2 cm, Flowering Period: August to October, Use: Container, potted plant, Flower bed.

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