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It's always a butterfly
Survived 12º F in our garden
From Australia
only introduced in 1996
Bronze-purple new leaves emerge in spring and age to green below abundant billowy panicles of cascading white flowers
Aster (syn. Symphyotrichum) ericoides var. prostrata 'Snow Flurry', Heath Aster wind-tolerant It's always a butterflyMyriads of tiny white flowers burst into a blizzard of bloom in late summer. Their woody stems creep along the ground from the central crown to form a fine, feathery mound that is dense enough to suppress weeds. Effective in the rockery or as a ground cover in sharply draining soil. When flowers turn brown they can simply be brushed off. We cut ours back in winter, and we watch in anticipation every summer as it creeps back over our rocks. It's an