SYMPHYOTRICHUM 'Little Carlow' (cordifolius hybrid)
Clouds of small, vivid, violet-blue daisies with bright yellow centres are carried on stout stems with mid green narrow foliage. 'Little Carlow' is widely admired not only for the sheer quantity of ..
SYMPHYOTRICHUM laeve 'Calliope'
A lofty Michaelmas daisy that is smothered with lots of small pale lilac-purple flowers in autumn all held on a dark structure of branching stems with fine leaves.
SYMPHYOTRICHUM novi-belgii 'Algar's Pride'
Tall and elegant, 'Algar's Pride' carries the most lovely single slightly ruffled lavender blue flowers each with a yolk-yellow centre in delicate sprays.
SYMPHYOTRICHUM novi-belgii 'Davey's True Blue'
'Davey's True Blue' certainly lives up to its name - each flower sports a wide ruff of deep lavender blue narrow petals and golden yellow centre, a delicious and complementary colour combination
SYMPHYOTRICHUM oblongifolium 'October Skies'
SYMPHYOTRICHUM turbinellum 'Leaflet'
Long flowering and floriferous, its lavender blue starry flowers start to open in September and build to a hazy crescendo in October, the gentle colour accentuated by the soft light.
SYMPHYOTRICHUM 'Vasterival'
Come September loads of lilac-pink single flowers each with a yolk-yellow centre erupt from the deep pink buds that stud the ends of its dark multi-branched stems
SYMPHYOTRICHUM 'Jessica Jones'
In a world of strong autumnal hues 'Jessica Jones' stands out for her large but very pretty and rather delicate lavender pink flowers.
SYMPHYOTRICHUM 'Oktoberlicht'
Ever so light and airy, 'Oktoberlicht' is well named for its large open pure white flowers that light up the border from September through to the end of October and beyond.
SYMPHYOTRICHUM cordifolium 'Chieftain'
Tall, airy and ever so slightly informal, from September into October and beyond 'Chieftian' is packed with masses of small pale lilac-blue single flowers carried at the ends of multi-branched stems.
SYMPHYOTRICHUM ericoides 'Pink Cloud'
Masses of small, pale lilac-pink flowers with rich yellow centres, are held in open sprays on robust stems with narrow, dark green foliage.A favourite of florists for flower arranging, this Michaelmas
SYMPHYOTRICHUM ericoides var. prostratum 'Snow Flurry'
Something rather unusual, a low lying SYMPHYOTRICHUM that hugs the ground - 'Snow Flurry' is only ankle-high but from early to mid autumn is smothered with petite white daisy flowers
