White Aster turning red
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My white aster has bloomed really well with lots of beautiful white flowers. But lately, the flower petals are having a slight red tinge on it. Is that normal?
When I bought the white aster, the tag says it blooms for only a season. A quick check on the internet reveals it's a perenial. So which is which?
Do I still need to deadhead the red tinged flowers to encourage new growth at this time of the year or is it too late now?
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I always think this is the most confusing thing about gardening, you can get a perennial hardy Aster and a Tender Aster. If yours says for one season it is most likely the tender one.
The red tinge is not unusual plants often have small variations. I am still dead heading my plants in the hope that we get a warm September.