Aster 'Duchess White': Planting Without Fresh Manure to Prevent Fungal Disease
As early autumn approaches, many gardeners face a familiar setback: classic annual asters often fade out by early August, leaving beds devoid of color just as the season should be at its peak. The 'Duchess White' variety offers a solution for those seeking a reliable late-season anchor. This peony-flowered aster produces large, densely double blooms with petals that possess the volume and…
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