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Flower ID? (?Aster) - Mark_Riga - 28-10-2020

On a visit to Pemberley (Lyme Park) today not much was flowering but this caught my eye. Anyone know what it is?

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RE: Flower ID? - Scarlet - 28-10-2020

Aster- Michaelmas daisy? I have purple and white but they are taller than hay. Once you hav it it can overtake.


RE: Flower ID? - Mark_Riga - 28-10-2020

These were quite compact plants, 15 to 20" but probably are a variety of Aster. The right time of year and flower. The ones we have are a lot taller and do spread quickly.


RE: Flower ID? - Veggie - 28-10-2020

I hadn't realised how many different Asters there are. Just a few at Farmyard Nurseries. https://www.farmyardnurseries.co.uk/shop/search.aspx?Mode=1&Query=aster


RE: Flower ID? - toomanytommytoes - 29-10-2020

(28-10-2020, 11:27 PM)Veggie Wrote: I hadn't realised how many different Asters there are. Just a few at Farmyard Nurseries. https://www.farmyardnurseries.co.uk/shop/search.aspx?Mode=1&Query=aster
Could be Little Ness on the first page of that link.


RE: Flower ID? - Mark_Riga - 29-10-2020

(28-10-2020, 11:27 PM)Veggie Wrote: I hadn't realised how many different Asters there are. Just a few at Farmyard Nurseries. https://www.farmyardnurseries.co.uk/shop/search.aspx?Mode=1&Query=aster

I've bookmarked that link as I might be tempted to buy some of the shorter growing Asters.


RE: Flower ID? - Veggie - 30-10-2020

Farmyard Nurseries is/was a lovely place to visit if ever you're down in West Wales. They used to have a plant stall in Carmarthen Market which was always very tempting!!