Eurybia spinulosa prophouse-winter-2028 this small-leaved form was selected

this small-leaved form was selected for hardiness

in sun or light shade

The species hails from Brazil

buttery yellow

Additional photos courtesy of Oregon State University

Eurybia spinulosa prophouse-winter-2028 this small-leaved form was selectedThis very rare aster, now placed in the genus Eurybia, is a true Florida endemic, native only to the moist pine flatwoods of the lower Apalachicola River. The plant is a botanical oddity: the clumping, foot tall foliage is narrow, stiff, and grass like, so unlike the leafy stems of an ordinary aster that a passerby might take the clump for a tuft of sedge. From late spring into early summer, slender flower stems rise above the leaves carrying clusters