Aster novae-angliae 'Purple Dome' #1Aster novae angliae 'Purple Dome', also named Symphyotrichum 'Purple Dome', is a densely branched plant with bright purple late blooming flowers . Plants form low mounding colonies from underground rhizomes. Can be drought tolerant once established. Bloom: August October Light: full sun to part sun Soil: well drained, regular garden soil Spread: 2 3' Height at maturity: 18 24" Zones: 3 8 Images are used for general reference only. The size, shape,

The grafted Dwarf Korean Lilac tree form has the same fine features of the shrub-form Dwarf Korean

Width at maturity: 5 - 6'

long-blooming and drought tolerant once established

Pruning: prune to maintain desired shape

Pro tip: allow soil to dry in between throrough waterings

it produces green seed set as well as green venation and bark

Bloom: early summer

With their distinct "flower" shape

bloom state and leaf color of each plant will vary

Soil: fertile well drained

Train on arbors

Bloom: early spring