Eurybia hemispherica Baby Blues Asphodeline named after This species was

named after This species was named after the late UC DAvis Evolution/Ecology professor

Not only does the princess's offspring have good blood

From late spring through summer

This selection of our native Eastern white cedar comes from plantsman Charles Webb of Florida's Superior Trees

each individual flower lasts only one day

Eurybia hemispherica Baby Blues Asphodeline named after This species was(aka: Aster hemispherica) Eurybia (Aster) hemispherica 'Baby Blues' is a Van der Giessen Nursery collection of the Southeast (Kansas south to Florida) native. This collection of this little known mesic to dryland species hails from the Black Belt region of Autauga County, Alabama. Our decade old garden specimen has formed a 2' tall x 5' wide patch of 2' long arching, thin, bristly stems, that branch toward the tip. Starting for us in late August, the