Peachie's Pick Stokes' Aster (Stokesia laevis) brings a refreshing allure to the garden during the mid to late summer months, showcasing stunning cornflower-like purple blossoms that rest gracefully atop neat green foliage. This upgraded rendition of Stokes' aster presents larger blooms that endure for an impressive 15 weeks or more when diligently deadheaded.

The garden comes alive with the presence of Peachie's Pick, attracting a myriad of butterflies mesmerized by its nectar-rich flowers. Its compact stature, reaching a modest height of 18-20 inches, makes it an ideal candidate for smaller garden spaces, effortlessly infusing charm into confined landscapes.

As a native of North America, Peachie's Pick exhibits remarkable resilience in various environmental conditions. Its robust nature renders it impervious to deer and drought, while its ability to withstand heat and humidity ensures its endurance through summer's most challenging conditions. Furthermore, its innate resistance to common garden pests and diseases guarantees a trouble-free gardening experience.