SADNESS
Aster
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A hardy perennial with semi-globular flowers that survives winters easily and adorns autumn landscapes.
Description
Reliable classic for your garden
The perennial aster cultivar 'Grust' (Sadness) is a selection product developed by Vasily Vladimirovich Kotov. In regional climatic conditions, this perennial has established itself as a reliable choice for those seeking a balance between aesthetic appeal and low maintenance. Unlike annual asters that require yearly seedling planting, this cultivar reliably survives the winter, preserving its root system and increasing vegetative mass year after year.
Agrotechnical Profile
- Plant type: perennial aster.
- Bush height: 50–80 cm — an optimal range for the mid-tier of flower beds.
- Inflorescences: semi-globular shape, 5–7 cm in diameter.
- Color palette: saturated pink and red shades.
The cultivar's reputation is built on its predictability. Thanks to its compact yet expressive habit, the plant fits perfectly into the architecture of flower beds and border compositions. 'Grust' does not require complex pruning or specific winter protection, making it popular in both private gardening and urban landscaping. Its blooming cycle, featuring colors from soft pink to deep red, allows it to be used for creating vibrant accents in the autumn period when most plants have already completed their vegetation.
Specifications
| Type of Astro | |
|---|---|
| Plant Height | 50-80 |
| Flower diameter, cm | 5-7 |
| Flower Shape | |
| Flower Color | |
| Assignment | |
| Cold Resistance | |
| Catalog | Catalog → Aster |
| Originator | Котов Василий Владимирович |
| Patent holder | Котов Василий Владимирович |
| Country | Russia |
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