Kalimeris yomena (Japanese aster) has beautiful variegation brightening green and grey mottled foliage. A wide creamy-golden margin blends to the edge of cut-leaf foliage. Spreading branches mingle softly with garden neighbors. Blooming in early fall, 12–15 inch stems produce light lavender aster-like flowers with a yellow center.
Plant in part shade to ensure brightest variegation without "crisping" in full sun. Variegation fades a bit as summer progresses. Pinching back in summer encourages new variegated growth.
In spring, cool-stratify seed for 2 weeks prior to surface sowing in a cold frame. Divide in spring.
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