Eurybia divaricata Syn: Aster divaricatus - White Wood Aster shade A native to the hot

A native to the hot dry hillsides of southern California and Baja in Mexico

its looks great in a rockery or in a pot

corky bark and chestnut type leaves

A deciduous medium sized shrub with a lovely arching habit with masses of small pink trumpet shaped flowers with attractive spotted yellow throats held in informal clusters in a back drop of dense dark green bluish leaves  A native to central China

starting from late autumn to through winter with petite pink tubular flowers

Eurybia divaricata Syn: Aster divaricatus - White Wood Aster shade A native to the hotA native to the eastern United States this mounding, bushy, woodland plant which produces white, lightly fragrant flowers in mid late summer. Well suited for sun, shade or part shade and will adapt to most soils, including dry areas.