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Woods Pink Aster

Aster x dumosus 'Woods Pink'

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Specifications

  • Brand
    Nature Hills' Choice
  • Botanical Name
    Aster x dumosus 'Woods Pink'
  • Growing Zones
    4-8
  • Mature Height
    12 inches
  • Mature Spread
    24 inches
  • Sun Exposure
    Full Sun
  • Moisture
    Moderate
  • Soil
    Widely Adaptable
  • Growth Rate
    Fast
  • Flower Color
    Dark Green
  • Pollinator Friendly
    Yes
  • Pollinator Required
    No
  • Pruning Time
    Early Spring
  • Bloom Period
    Summer, Fall

The Woods Pink Aster (Aster x dumosus 'Woods Pink') has clear purplish-pink flowers with gold centers! These daisy-like flowers are long-lasting and bloom from August through September. With its perfectly clean, compact, dark green, disease-resistant and rust-resistant foliage, Woods Pink Aster has superb flowers and longer bloom times!

ing domed mounds full of flowers (especially after a bit of pinching in the spring) you'll enjoy a neat and tidy appearance all growing season! And in late summer through the autumn, the entire mound will be covered in these cheerful blossoms! Butterflies looking for a late snack flock to these flowers! When left unpinched or sheared, they form informal mounds and are still covered in blooms!

Very cold-hardy and deer-resistant plants, Woods Pink retains its native family's adaptability and endurance! Featuring fast growth and finely textured deep green leaves, they look fantastic even when not in bloom! Growing to about a foot high and 2 feet wide, Dwarf Aster can easily be tucked into large existing gardens and small yards with ease and convenience!

Planting and Application:

Woods Pink makes an excellent front-of-the-garden feature and cleans up the edges of the garden. Looking great paired with Woods Purple and Woods Blue Asters, they are fantastic support greenery all spring and summer to set off other plants growing around them, before standing out themselves throughout the fall. Dress up a cottage garden with rosy blooms and brighten the dreary garden or cut flower borders as other plants wind down for the year with a fresh flush of new color!

Aster are always highly attractive to bees, butterflies and birds and looks beautiful all season long in a pollinator garden and cutting border! Use this plant in borders, mass plantings, in perennial gardens and along paths and garden edges without worry its demure height and spread will take over in any way. The neat and tidy mounds fill with flowers, making them ideal facer plants, fronting foundation gardens or along a sidewalk or driveway! The small size is also the perfect addition to planters and porch pots for a burst of color later in the season!

  • Big Purplish Pink Blooms
  • Attracts Butterflies!
  • Late Summer Blooming Through Fall
  • Easy-Care & Great in Containers
  • Low, Small Mounded Edging, Facer Plants & Space-Saving Accent

#ProPlantTips for Care:

Aster 'Woods Pink' does require full sun, but can take some afternoon shade in the hottest of its favored USDA growing zones 4 through 8. Plant these herbaceous perennials in a moderate soil range with good drainage that does not become extremely dry during the summer. Lower moisture needs once established, just water enough to help it establish as a new plant, and provide supplemental water in the heat of summer. Pinching back the stem tips in late spring and early summer will produce denser growth and heavier blooming. This plant may be divided every few years in the spring.

  • Full Sun
  • Cold Hardy & Adaptable
  • Moderate Moisture & Well-Drained Soils
  • Pinch Back in Late Spring/Early Summer
  • Rust, Disease & Deer Resistant

Long-lasting purplish-pink blooms add a big pop of color on a small, space-saving perennial plant! Order your own late-season flowers to extend your growing season today with the Woods Pink Aster from NatureHills.com!

Customer Reviews

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Lynn
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Nice plant

Hi Lynn,

We really appreciate your feedback! So glad to hear the Woods Pink Aster made a nice impression—it’s such a charming, low-maintenance bloomer, perfect for brightening up late-season gardens.

Bloom on,
The Nature Hills Plant Knowledge Team

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Marilyn
Woods pink asters

I just received the bulbs and they are growing just fine. I will move them to a perennial garden when they get a little bigger. I also bought other bulbs at the same time and they are doing fine. Same as woods pink aster. I love asters. Hopefully they will produce a great display in the fall.

Dear Marilyn H.,

Thank you so much for sharing your wonderful experience with your Woods Pink Asters and other bulbs! We're thrilled to hear that they are growing well and that you’re excited about moving the asters to a perennial garden. Your love for asters shines through in your review, and we’re sure your fall display will be truly beautiful. When transplanting, consider choosing a location with well-drained soil and plenty of sunlight to encourage vigorous growth and vibrant blooms. Also, a light mulch can help protect your asters as they establish in their new home.

If you ever want tips on fertilizing or pest management to keep your asters thriving, don’t hesitate to reach out—we're here to help.

Wishing you happy planting,
The Nature Hills Plant Experts

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Marilyn
Woods pink asters

I just received the bulbs and they are growing just fine. I will move them to a perennial garden when they get a little bigger. I also bought other bulbs at the same time and they are doing fine. Same as woods pink aster. I love asters. Hopefully they will produce a great display in the fall.

Dear Marilyn,

Thank you so much for your wonderful feedback! We're thrilled to hear that your Woods Pink Aster bulbs are growing nicely and that your other bulbs are thriving, too. Moving the asters to a perennial garden once they’re a bit bigger is a great idea—it will help them establish a strong root system, ensuring a vibrant fall display. Asters truly bring such beautiful color to the season.

If you ever need tips on preparing your garden soil or advice on giving your asters just the right care as they mature, don’t hesitate to reach out. Mulching and watering consistently during their first growing seasons can really make a difference.

Wishing you happy planting,
The Nature Hills Plant Experts

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Petal
Wildlife

These flowers keep my backyard buzzing with pollinating insects in the fall. Don't know if they just like the pink color or the Woods pink asters in general.

Dear Petal,

Thank you so much for sharing your experience with the Woods Pink Aster! We're delighted to hear these lovely flowers are bringing buzzing pollinators to your backyard this fall. Many pollinators are attracted to asters in general, but the vibrant pink hues certainly add an extra charm that appeals to both insects and gardeners alike.

If you'd like to encourage even more pollinator visits, try planting a variety of late-season favorites such as goldenrod or snakeroot nearby — these can create a colorful, continuous feast for your pollinating friends. Also, avoiding pesticides and providing shallow dishes of fresh water can make your garden even more inviting.

We’re thrilled your garden is thriving with the lively activity of pollinators this time of year!

Bloom on,
The Nature Hills Plant Knowledge Team

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petal
Wildlife

These flowers keep my backyard buzzing with pollinating insects in the fall. Don't know if they just like the pink color or the Woods pink asters in general.

Hi petal pusher,

Thank you so much for sharing your experience with the Woods Pink Aster! It’s wonderful to hear that these flowers are bringing so much life and pollinator activity to your backyard this fall. Many pollinators are indeed attracted to asters in general, thanks to their rich nectar and pollen, but the bright pink hue can also be a lovely visual beacon for them. Either way, you’re creating a pollinator-friendly oasis—cheers to that!

If you’d like to encourage even more activity, consider planting in clusters to provide a continuous pollinator-friendly habitat throughout the seasons, or tuck in other pollinator favorites like goldenrod and native milkweeds nearby. You might also find our blog “Creating a Pollinator-Friendly Garden” helpful for tips on putting together a pollinator paradise.

Thanks again for helping support our buzzing friends!

Growing with you,
Nature Hills Nursery – Your Trusted Plant Specialists

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