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Aster ‘Krallen Birma’
Botanical Name: Callistephus chinensis
Type: Half-Hardy Annual

Aster ‘Krallen Birma’ is a stunning variety featuring large, quilled blooms in rich shades of lilac-purple with elegant, spiky petals that give a full, feathery look. A long-flowering favourite, it brings vibrant late-summer colour to garden borders, beds, and cut flower displays. Compact yet prolific, this variety is easy to grow and loved for its strong stems and long-lasting blooms — a true showpiece in any garden.

Plant Details

Type: Half-Hardy Annual
Height: 65-75cm
Spread: 25–35cm
Flowers: July – October
Position: Full sun, well-drained soil

Growing Information

Sow: February – April indoors in trays or pots
Germination: 7–14 days at 18–20°C
Transplant: When large enough to handle, harden off and plant outdoors after frost risk has passed
Spacing: 25–30cm apart
Care: Deadhead regularly to prolong blooming; avoid planting in the same spot each year to prevent disease

Why You’ll Love It

Beautiful lilac-purple, quilled petals with a unique texture
Excellent for cutting and arranging – long vase life
Compact, bushy habit and continuous flowering
Easy to grow with generous, uniform blooms

Top Tip

Plant in groups or rows for a dramatic burst of colour and an endless supply of cut flowers all summer long.

Perfect For

Cut flower gardens
Cottage borders & beds
Containers & patio pots
Pollinator-friendly planting

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