New England Aster: A Late-Season Haven for Pollinators

 New England Aster, known for its vibrant purple blooms, is a star during National Wildflower Week and Gardening for Wildlife Month. This native wildflower is a late-season nectar source, attracting pollinators like bees, butterflies, and even migrating monarchs when other flowers have faded. Its dense clusters of flowers provide essential food and habitat for wildlife, supporting biodiversity in gardens and natural spaces. Additionally, New England Aster thrives in various conditions, making it a resilient and valuable addition to wildlife-friendly gardens. Its beauty and ecological contributions make it a symbol of the importance of preserving native plants.

Source of Knowledge: https://sagmoraine.org/native-plant/new-england-aster/