Ruby Stars

Aster 'Ruby Stars' – a compact annual plant with a pyramidal shape and needle-like leaves, reaching heights of 60–70 cm. Its flat, double-flowered inflorescences, up to 12 cm in diameter, are bright red and create a striking visual accent in the garden.

Flowering begins in late August and continues until the onset of cold weather, ensuring an average flowering period. The plant is resistant to adverse weather conditions and is weakly affected by fusarium, making it a reliable choice for various climate zones.

To grow 'Ruby Stars', you can use seedlings or sow seeds in early spring. Seeds are typically sown in March–April in a greenhouse or cold frame, and then transplanted into the ground in April–May. The plant prefers sunny areas with nutrient-rich soil, where its growth is most favorable. Thanks to its bright flowers and disease resistance, this plant is often used for group plantings, flowerbeds, and as a decorative element in cut flowers.