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his thriving
where the plant grew and bloomed out of reach of the law
The aromatic foliage is passed over by deer
climbing modestly by twining leaf-stalks and dying back to the ground each winter to return in spring
at a doorstep
Symphyotrichum oblongifolium Edible his thrivingSymphyotrichum oblongifolium, the aromatic aster, saves the best of the season for last. Long after most perennials have folded, this tough native throws up a low, spreading mound of stiff, well branched stems and buries the whole clump under small violet blue daisies, each lit with a bright gold eye, from early fall well into November. The show arrives just as the garden goes quiet, and the flowers hum with the last bees and butterflies of the year.
