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Commonly referred to as the white wood aster. Heart-shaped leaves produce shiny black flower stems, atop of which are held sprays of starry white flowers in autumn. A useful and tough plant for part-shade. Supposedly favoured by the late Gertrude Jekyll, who used Eurybia divaricata for border edges, often in conjunction with Bergenia. May self-seed. Syn. Aster divaricatus.
Part-shade. Most soil types.
Height: 40cm - 60cm
Width: 50cm - 70cm
Commonly referred to as the white wood aster. Heart-shaped leaves produce shiny black flower stems, atop of which are held sprays of starry white flowers in autumn. A useful and tough plant for part-shade. Supposedly favoured by the late Gertrude Jekyll, who used Eurybia divaricata for border edges, often in conjunction with Bergenia. May self-seed. Syn. Aster divaricatus.
Part-shade. Most soil types.
Height: 40cm - 60cm
Width: 50cm - 70cm