Aster natalensis (Felicia rosulata)

Aster natalensis (Felicia rosulata)

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Description

Striking pretty blue flowers with yellow eye.

This Aster is ground hugging with its foliage only reaching 3cm in height but flowering stems will reach up to 15cm high showcasing this striking blue flower. The petals coil up underneath during dull cloudy periods and unfurl again in the sun. Best suited to the alpine rock garden or free draining border this plant is evergreen.

Flowers: Spring-summer

Hardiness: Hardy

Height: 15cm

Spread: 30cm

Further information:

When the flowers finish cut them back to get more. Otherwise leave this plant to its own devices and it will reward you. Slowly spreads.

Common Name: Rosulate Blue Daisy

Life Cycle: perennial

Family: Asteraceae

Foliage: lanceolate

Basic Colour: ( blue )

Flower Colour: blue

Natural Flowering: April – June

Winter Hardiness: Fully Hardy

Height with Flowers: 15cm

Soil Requirements:  average / dry / well-drained / sandy

Soil ph: acidic / alkaline / neutral

Location:  container / border / rock garden

Usage: ornamental

Pruning: not required

Tolerates: drought tolerant / salt tolerant / deer resistance / rabbit resistance

Origin: South Africa

Additional information

Weight 100 g
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Description

Striking pretty blue flowers with yellow eye.

This Aster is ground hugging with its foliage only reaching 3cm in height but flowering stems will reach up to 15cm high showcasing this striking blue flower. The petals coil up underneath during dull cloudy periods and unfurl again in the sun. Best suited to the alpine rock garden or free draining border this plant is evergreen.

Flowers: Spring-summer

Hardiness: Hardy

Height: 15cm

Spread: 30cm

Further information:

When the flowers finish cut them back to get more. Otherwise leave this plant to its own devices and it will reward you. Slowly spreads.

Common Name: Rosulate Blue Daisy

Life Cycle: perennial

Family: Asteraceae

Foliage: lanceolate

Basic Colour: ( blue )

Flower Colour: blue

Natural Flowering: April – June

Winter Hardiness: Fully Hardy

Height with Flowers: 15cm

Soil Requirements:  average / dry / well-drained / sandy

Soil ph: acidic / alkaline / neutral

Location:  container / border / rock garden

Usage: ornamental

Pruning: not required

Tolerates: drought tolerant / salt tolerant / deer resistance / rabbit resistance

Origin: South Africa

Additional information

Weight 100 g
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Flowering season

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Height

Planting area

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17 reviews for Aster natalensis (Felicia rosulata)

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  1. Elizabeth Telford (verified owner)

    Everything I have had from D’arch and Everest has been excellent. I have also had very good advice from Luke on my gutter gardens. A huge thank you to Luke and Laura for supplying me with interesting and unusual alpines.

  2. Gill (verified owner)

  3. Anonymous (verified owner)

    Great value

  4. Jackie Taylor (verified owner)

  5. David Murray (verified owner)

  6. Emma H. (verified owner)

  7. Colin Monteith (verified owner)

  8. Paul Allen (verified owner)

    Brilliant quality and super fast delivery

  9. Marian W. (verified owner)

    Plant in good condition. Excellent packaging.

  10. Carolyn Carey (verified owner)

    Nice healthy plant

  11. Simon Heyward (verified owner)

  12. Tim (verified owner)

    As always, everything delivered the next day and in perfect condition. Would that every garden nursery were the same.

  13. Paul R. (verified owner)

    Received in excellent condition.

  14. Jane S. (verified owner)

  15. Fatima Araujo (verified owner)

    Charming little aster Arrived quickly, well packed and looking healthy.

  16. Jo (verified owner)

  17. Helen H. (verified owner)

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