Symphyotrichum undulatum, commonly known as wavyleaf aster:
 
 * Florida Native: Yes
 * Size at Maturity: 3-5 feet tall
 * Growth Rate: Moderate
 * Phenology: Perennial
 * Bloom Season: August to October
 * Leaf Type: Wavy-edged, lance-shaped leaves
 * Sunlight Requirements: Full sun to part shade
 * Soil Texture: Prefers moist to well-drained soils
 * Soil pH: Adaptable to a wide range of soil pH
 * Moisture Requirements: Average to moist
 * Tolerance to Salt Spray: No
  
Recommended Landscape Uses: Borders, shade gardens, woodland edges, pollinator gardens
  
Maintenance Tips: Low maintenance. Divide clumps in spring every few years to maintain vigor. Prune back in mid-spring to reduce height and encourage blooms. Remove spent flowers in late winter for a tidier appearance
  
Considerations: Deer may occasionally browse
 
Wildlife Benefit: Attracts butterflies and bees. The flowers provide nectar and pollen for pollinators.
 * Host Plant: Aster flowerhead caterpillar, aster-head phaneta moth, blackberry looper moth
 
Toxicity to Pets: Non-toxic
 Edible: No medicinal uses are known.