Aster viscidulus Makino

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Aster viscidulus (also called sticky aster, among many other common names) is a perennial flowering plant with a basal rosette of leaves and white to pink flowers. It is native to North America and is found in open woodlands, prairies, and disturbed habitats.

Aster viscidulus (Viscid Aster, Sticky Aster, Aster) - Uses, Benefits & Care (selinawamucii.com)

Aster viscidulus, or aka: hakonegiku(scientific name: Aster viscidulus) is a perennial plant belonging to the family Asteraceae. It grows naturally on the grasslands in the mountains of Kanto to Chubu. The leaves are green and have an oval oval shape with shallow serrated edges. The leaves stick to each other 90 degrees above and below. In summer, a white or lilac flower blooms at the tip of the flower stem. The name “viscid” (“sticky” or “sticky”) is attached to the species name because of the sticky hair at the base of the flower or bud.

Common name: Japanese oak (Hakone chrysanthemum), Scientific name: Aster viscidulus, aka: Miyakonkongiku (Fukayama Chrysanthemum), stem length: 30-60 cm , Flower length: 2.5 cm, Flowering period: July to September, Flower color: White / light blue.

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