Symphyotrichum undulatum

Photo Credit:

James Carris

Found at forest edges and bluffs, often in dry soil. Winged, clasping stems on middle and upper stem leaves are good clues for identification.

Seedling

The true leaves are wider than many asters, and a close look shows widening or even actual clasping leaf stems.

R. Parker

Common Name(s):

wavy leaved aster

Type:

Native

Herbaceous Plants - Annuals, Biennials, Perennials

Moisture:

Dry

Light:

Part Sun
Part Shade

Can be weedy
Attracts butterflies