Named after Mary Gregory of Columbia, S.C. and introduced by Kim Hawkes of Niche Gardens. Light yellow flowers cover the lax 2' stems, of this U.S. native, in midsummer for 3-4 weeks. Deadhead to prolong bloom. Full sun in acidic, well-drained soil. Considered drought tolerant once established. Remains evergreen in warmer climates. Attracts butterflies! Beautiful combined with blues, pinks or purples in the garden. Common Name: Stokes Aster
Mature Height:12-24"
Flowering: Light yellow flowers in mid-summer, deadhead to prolong bloom period
Spacing: 12-24"