A compact perennial that brings bold color to fall.

 
Add a burst of cheerful color to your late-season garden with Aster ‘Wood’s Pink’, a compact, low-growing New York aster that produces masses of semi-double pink blooms with golden-yellow centers. Blooming from late August into October, this hardy perennial transforms borders, walkways, and pollinator gardens into a sea of warm, vibrant color just as summer fades.

Perfectly sized for every garden.

 
Reaching only 12 to 18 inches tall and 18 to 24 inches wide, ‘Wood’s Pink’ has a dense, mounding habit that fits beautifully in smaller spaces, containers, and mixed perennial beds. Each plant forms a neat clump covered in daisy-like blooms that attract butterflies, bees, and other beneficial insects. Its vivid flower color pairs wonderfully with Rudbeckia, Sedum, and Coreopsis for a picture-perfect fall border.

Built for beauty and resilience.

 
This deer-resistant, drought-tolerant perennial thrives in full sun and well-drained soil, offering exceptional performance even in dry conditions. Once established, it requires little maintenance to deliver reliable color year after year. Its compact size and strong stems mean no staking or trimming is necessary — just bright, continuous blooms from late summer to frost.

A lasting favorite for pollinator and cottage gardens.

 
As part of the popular “Wood’s Series” of asters, ‘Wood’s Pink’ is known for its hardiness, tidy form, and heavy bloom set. Whether planted along the front of a border, massed for a low hedge effect, or grown in pots, this native perennial adds lasting charm and late-season energy to the landscape. It’s the perfect way to end the gardening year on a colorful note.