Aster Katya

The annual ASTRA variety KATYA is a compact, round plant with a sturdy flower stem and double hemispherical inflorescences about 10 cm in diameter. The plant reaches a height of approximately 49 cm, and the flowers feature a lemon-yellow-lilac coloration. The leaves are green, and the first-order flower stem has a length of about 32 cm. This variety is characterized by a medium flowering period, which occurs approximately 112 days after sowing, and requires regular watering and application of a full NPK fertilizer complex. KATYA is resistant to fusarium by 99% and can withstand frosts down to minus 4 degrees Celsius, making it a versatile choice for various climatic conditions.

The plant is undemanding and light-loving, tolerates slight shading and unfavorable weather conditions well. Germination occurs 3-7 days after sowing, and flowering lasts from August to October, lasting 45-60 days. The bushes have a columnar or slightly loose form, which allows the asters to be used for mass plantings on lawns as well as for growing in tall containers. The flower stems are sturdy, up to 60-70 cm high, covered with numerous flat-round inflorescences of a light-blue shade, which maintain their decorative quality in cut arrangements for 1-2 weeks.

The KATYA variety is distinguished by its high decorative value and frost resistance down to -3...-4 degrees, allowing you to enjoy the bloom until cold weather sets in. Thanks to its hardiness and attractive appearance, the aster is widely used for creating bouquets and decorating garden plots. It looks great both in single plantings and in groups, providing bright and long-lasting floral compositions.