Asters
Starry, Daisy-Like Blooms in Clustered Sprays
Asters bring clusters of small, starry, daisy-like blooms on a single branching stem, adding texture and volume without a large focal footprint. Farm-direct from Ecuador, they pair naturally with Carnations and Solidago for a textured, everyday arrangement.
Vase life:
8-12 days
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Recommended Delivery Date: 3 days before your event. (If your event is Saturday, suggested delivery day is Wednesday)
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- ColorPurple
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From $111.65
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- Role: Secondary / filler flower
What role do Asters play in an arrangement?
Each Aster stem branches into multiple small blooms rather than a single large flower, giving it more the function of a textured secondary bloom than a true focal flower. That clustered structure covers real visual area for its cost, making it an efficient way to add fullness without buying additional focal stems. That real, specific detail is part of what makes this variety a deliberate choice rather than an interchangeable one.
How long do Asters last?
Farm-direct from Ecuador, Asters typically hold for 8 to 12 days in the vase with fresh water and a recut every few days. Removing any individually spent blooms from the cluster as they fade helps the rest of the stem continue looking fresh for the full window. Keeping the water clean and recutting the stem regularly also supports it through that full window.
Who tends to choose Asters?
Florists use them as a budget-friendly way to add volume and texture around a focal flower like roses or carnations. Home-florists also favor them for everyday bouquets where fullness matters more than a single dramatic bloom. Their clustered shape also makes a little go a long way in a mixed arrangement.