Heath aster is a tough, late-season bloomer that lights up prairies, roadsides, and gardens with clouds of tiny white flowers. If you’ve ever walked through a field in September and seen what looked like a drift of stars scattered across the plants, you may have met heath aster. This native perennial thrives in poor soils... The post Heath Aster – A Tough Fall Wildflower for Pollinators appeared first on Common Sense Home.| Common Sense Home
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Ox eye daisy (Leucanthemum vulgare) - how and where to find it, uses for wildlife and humans, and medicinal uses.| Common Sense Home