Big Leaf Aster grows up to 12 inches tall and spreads to 24–36 inches, forming a lush mat. It thrives in partial to full shade in clay, loam or sandy soils with medium to dry moisture. White daisy-like blooms appear from late summer into fall, adding subtle color and texture to shady landscapes.
Ecological Benefits
Attracts bees, butterflies and other insects, and serves as a larval host for the Pearl Crescent butterfly. Its dense foliage is deer resistant and provides habitat cover for small wildlife.
Landscaping Tips
Shady perennial beds, woodlands. Can create a ground cover. Can spread aggressively.
