Aster pilosus Seeds – Heath Aster | Frost Aster | Symphyotrichum pilosum | 100 Native Wildflower Seeds

Bring soft, cloud-like beauty to your garden with Aster pilosus (Symphyotrichum pilosum), also known as Heath Aster or Frost Aster. This charming native perennial produces masses of small white blooms in late summer and fall, creating a delicate contrast against its fine green foliage. Beloved by butterflies and pollinators, it’s ideal for naturalized plantings, meadows, and native restoration projects.Botanical Names: Aster pilosus, Symphyotrichum pilosumCommon Names: Heath Aster, Frost AsterSeed Quantity: 100 seedsPlant Type: Perennial wildflowerNative Range: Eastern Central U.S.Bloom Color: WhiteBloom Season: Late summer to frostHeight: 1–3 feet tallAttracts: Bees, butterflies, pollinatorsLight: Full sun to partial sunSoil: Average, well-drainedWater Needs: Low to moderateCold stratify seeds for 4–6 weeks before planting.Sow on the soil surface — lightly press, do not bury.Keep moist until germination.Prefers full sun and well-drained soil.Excellent for naturalized or low-maintenance gardens.Native pollinator gardensMeadow and prairie mixesFall bloom colorEcological restoration projectsThe Heath Aster is a hardy, long-blooming native that fills late-season gardens with brilliant white flowers. Its dense clusters attract pollinators when most plants have stopped blooming, providing valuable nectar and habitat.heath aster, frost aster, aster pilosus, native seeds, white flower, pollinator, butterfly, wild garden, meadow seeds, wildflower, drought plant, fall bloomer, perennial