VIRGINIA PURPLE

Virginia Purple Aster is a large-flowered, profusely blooming series with a radiant flower shape and pyramid-shaped bush. The plant reaches a height of 60-70 cm, with long and sturdy stems, and branching starts from the base of the bush. The inflorescences consist of long, tube-shaped petals in a purple shade, with a diameter of 12-14 cm. From 8 to 12 flower stems form on one plant, ensuring profuse and prolonged blooming.

Virginia Purple Aster can be grown both through seedlings and without seedlings. Seeds are sown in March-April, and pricking out is carried out at the stage of 2-3 true leaves according to the 5x5 scheme. Seedlings are transplanted into open ground in mid-May. When grown without seedlings, seeds can be sown in early spring or in autumn. The culture is undemanding, responds well to fertilization, which promotes profuse blooming and healthy growth.

This aster is excellent for greening suburban plots and creating high-quality cut flowers. The flowers maintain their decorative properties in a vase for a long time, making them an excellent choice for interior design and bouquets. Due to its resilience and striking appearance, Virginia Purple Aster is a universal and attractive plant for gardeners and florists.