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Chrysopsis mariana

Maryland goldenaster

Flowers late summer into early fall, 6-8 weeks
Deadhead old flowers for longest bloom period
Cut back to the ground upon first hard frost

A wonderful new addition to the fall palette of pink and blue asters. Clusters of loose, single, 2", bright yellow daisy flowers cover the plant in the fall. Maryland goldenaster truly is drought tolerant and easy to grow.


Height

18-24 Inches

Spread

1-3 Feet

Bloom Color

Yellow

USDA Hardiness Zone 4-7

Interesting Notes

A wonderful yellow addition to the fall palette of pink and bule asters. Clusters of loose, single, 2", bright yellow daisy flowers cover the plant in the fall. Maryland goldenaster is drought tolerant and easy to grow. Occurs widely in dry, sandy soils and is common in New Jersey and southern Delaware.

Growing and Maintenance Tips

Full sun to afternoon shade, well-drained soils. Will spread via seed if not deadheaded.

Characteristics & Attributes

Growth Rate
Medium
Exposure
Sun
Full sun to part shade
Season of Interest (Flowering)
Late Summer
Fall
Attributes
Meadow
Dry Sun
Container
Wildflower Garden
Native to US
Edging
Drought Tolerant
Roadside Planting
Soil Moisture Needs
Dry
Average