Alba White Stokes Aster Plant

Alba White Stokes Aster is a heat-tolerant wildflower grown for its beautiful flowers. It grows up to 18 inches tall and is suitable for growing in zones 5-9. Bloom color : White Bloom time - June to September Height - 1-1.5 ft Width - 1-1.5 ft Hardiness zone- 5-9 Part Full sun Evergreen Stokesia laevis, commonly known as Stokes' aster, is native to wetlands, bottomlands, wet pinewoods, savannas and ditches mostly along the coastal plain from North Carolina to Florida to Louisiana. It is an evergreen perennial that typically grows to 1-2' tall. It features fluffy, cornflower-like, violet blue flowers (to 2 1/2 � across), each with notched rays surrounding a pincushion center of feathery disk florets. Flowers bloom from early to mid-summer (sometimes with a fall rebloom) atop generally erect, leafy stems that rise from a basal rosette of lanceolate to elliptic, medium green leaves (to 6" long). Stem leaves are stalkless and smaller than basal leaves. Leaves are evergreen in warm winte