Milady Pink

Aster Milady Pink is a compact, dwarf variety with a height of about 25–30 cm. It features a dense, well-leafed crown with large double inflorescences of a delicate pink shade, up to 10–12 cm in diameter. The bushes form a dense planting mass, making the plant ideal for decorating flower beds, borders, balcony boxes, and pots.

The variety is distinguished by a long and abundant flowering period – from July until the first frosts. Flowers maintain their decorative quality even at high summer temperatures thanks to regular feeding with mineral fertilizers, abundant watering, and soil loosening. Aster Milady is resistant to adverse weather conditions and major diseases, ensuring reliable planting in various climatic zones.

For earlier flowering, growing through seedlings is recommended: sow seeds in boxes, lightly cover with soil, and ensure the substrate is clean and sterile. Germinate at +20–22 °C, then reduce to +16 °C after seedlings appear. At the stage of 3–4 true leaves, you can transplant to open ground if there are no spring frosts. The plant prefers sunny spots with fertile, well-drained soil and is suitable for both ground cover and decorative purposes, as well as for cutting.