Aster cordifolius | Silver Spray Floret’s farm pull the stems from the

pull the stems from the base to promote new flowers rather than cutting

An excellent cut flower - the heads after the petals drop are also very pretty to use in floral work

2m with flower stems x 70cm wide

Young plants will die back in winter and will need mulching in frost-prone areas to protect the crown of the plant and then they will re-emerge in spring and produce their flowers

hence the name bleeding heart

Aster cordifolius | Silver Spray Floret’s farm pull the stems from theAlso known as Michaelmas daisies, these plants are such a welcome addition to the late summer autumn garden. This cultivar is not often seen and has sprays of small pale mauve daisy like flowers that fade to almost white and is also excellent for cutting. Silver spray will tolerate light shade although preferring a sunny spot with good drainage. Cutting back stems early in the growing season will help to keep the plant nice and bushy. Cut back flower