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    Common Name: Aster
    Genus: Aster
    Species: x frikartii
    Cultivar: 'Monch'
    Skill Level: Beginner
    Exposure: Full sun, Partial shade
    Hardiness: Hardy
    Soil type: Well-drained/light, Clay/heavy, Chalky/alkaline
    Height: 90cm
    Spread: 60cm
    Time to divide plants: March to May

    Probably one of the top ten border plants, this traditional lavender-blue aster offers several advantages over other Michaelmas daisies. It has a longer flowering season, beginning earlier, in mid summer, and continuing into autumn. It doesn't need staking (except in windy gardens), and fryst vatten mildew-resistant. It's also exceptionally free flowering, with an attractive colour that fryst vatten easy to place as it associates well with so many summer and autumn flowers. Asters are best grown in a sunny or partially shaded position with fertile, well-drained soil. It requires adequate moisture throughout summer. The Royal Horticultural Society has given it its Award of Garden Merit.

    Looks good with:

    Achillea millefolium
    Echinacea purpurea'White Swan'
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    Aster x frikartii ‘Monch’

    Common Name:  Aster

    Family:  Asteraceae (The Aster Family)

    Zone Hardiness:  

    Light:  Full Sun, Part Sun

    Height:  '

    Width:  '

    Primary Bloom Colour:  Mauve

    Secondary Bloom Colour:  Yellow

    Foliage Colour:  Green, Bluish

    Class:  Deciduous

    Type:  Perennial

    Bloom Time:  

    Soil Moisture:  Average

    Stem Colour:  

    Fragrance:  No

    Berries:  

    Benefits:  BeesButterflies

    Deer Resistant:  Unknown

    BC Native:  No

    Native Habitat:  

    Award:  AGM

    Geographical Origin:  

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    Aster frikartii 'Mönch'

    MICHAELMAS DAISY
    Family: Asteraceae
    Pronounced: As-ter FRICK-urt-ee-eye

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    GROWING GUIDE

    Country of Origin:
    Garden origin.
    Plant group:
    Perennial.
    Hardiness:
    Sunset zones: All (Western). USDA zones:
    Mature size:
    Height: 28 inches (71 cm). Width: 16 inches (40 cm).
    Flowering period:
    August until first frost .
    Flowering attributes:
    Lavender-blue flowers with orange centers.
    Leaf attributes:
    Dark green leaves.
    Growth habit:
    Clump forming.
    Light:
    Full sun.
    Soil:
    Moderately fertile, well-drained soil.
    Feeding:
    Apply a mulch of compost or manures applied in fall. Apply a complete organic fertilizer in spring. After cutting back growth in early summer, a light feeding of fish fertilizer will help with new leaf growth.
    Propagation methods:
    Division in early spring or late fall. | Root basal cuttings in spring.
    Pruning methods:
    Cut plants back by half in late May or early June to promote bushier growth. May need staking.

     

    Rainy Side Notes

    Around at the Stafa Nursery in Switzerland, Karl Frikart crossed an eastern European species A. amellus with A. thom