Symphyotrichum novae-angliae
 
Type: Herbaceous
Sun/Shade: Full to part sun
Moisture: Medium to medium wet soil
Bloom Time in RI: August-October
Ecological Significance/Pollinators: Late blooming flowers supply a pollen source for many bees and butterflies into the fall, acts as a larval host for the Crescent butterfly 
Spreading Habit: Height 4-5', Spread
Seed Provence: Original ecotypes collected in Brookfield, CT. Grown out at The Hickories and Hilltop Hanover
Habitat: Meadows and fields, anthropogenic/disturbed habitat, (Wetland code FACW)
 
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