Symphyotrichum Subspicatum 

Description: 

The Douglas Aster attracts hummingbirds and butterflies. They have purple flowers. 

Geography: 

The Douglas Aster ranges from Alaska all the way down to California. The Douglas Aster is native to Oregon.

Growing Conditions:

The Douglas Aster prefers moist soil but has a wide range of soils. The Douglas Aster grows fast and is not hard to grow. The bloom time is from June to October. 

Survival Traits: 

Douglas Asters survive well with either full or half sun. They like rich growable soil and like usual watering.  

Wildlife: 

 The flowers provide nectar to hummingbirds, butterflies, and bees. 

Lifecycle and Reproduction: 

You plant it in a place where it has lots of room to make a thick patch of greenery and blossoms. 

Interesting Facts: 

The Douglas Asters scientific name is symphyotrichum subspicatum. It has beautiful purple flowers. 

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