Boltonia asteroides is a perennial herb in the Asteraceae that flowers in late summer and early autumn (August to October). It favours sunny positions and consistently moist to wet soils. Plant in loamy, sandy or clay ground and allow space for it to form groups. Suited to naturalistic and wildlife-focused planting schemes.

False chamomile (Boltonia asteroides) flowers from August to October and thrives in full sun with moist loamy, sandy or clay soils.

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Boltonia asteroides

False chamomile | Boltonia asteroides

Boltonia asteroides var. latisquama Jim Crockett ('Masbolimket'PBR) is an upright, well-branched perennial in the Asteraceae that brings a dependable late-season display. Leaves are grey-green and form multi-stemmed clumps suited to sheltered positions. It favours neutral loam kept at a medium moisture level on a south-facing aspect. Flowering occurs from August to October.

Boltonia asteroides var. latisquama Jim Crockett ('Masbolimket'PBR) is an upright Boltonia that flowers from August to October in south-facing loam.

Boltonia asteroides var. latisquama Jim Crockett ('Masbolimket'PBR)

White Doll's Daisy | Late-Summer Boltonia

Boltonia latisquama belongs to the genus Boltonia within the family Asteraceae and flowers from August to October. Its seasonal bloom period places it firmly in the late-summer to autumn garden calendar. Verify provenance and any named form with your supplier before choosing plants for a particular site.

Boltonia latisquama blooms from August to October and belongs to the genus Boltonia in the family Asteraceae.