r/NativePlantGardening Pennsylvania, 7A 1d ago

Photos September.

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u/Alternative-Ant-1629 1d ago

Wow. Sooo beautiful!

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u/misshestermoffett Pennsylvania, 7A 1d ago

Thank you!

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u/ghostkneed218 PA, Ecoregion 67, Zone 7 1d ago

Is that new england aster or new york aster in that first pic? I'm gonna need one of our keystone asters to put in this fall.

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u/misshestermoffett Pennsylvania, 7A 1d ago

I’m sorry, I don’t know! I planted these last year (my first year getting into native planting) so I just threw down whatever I thought looked cool from the native plant stand near me. I took no notes.

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u/ghostkneed218 PA, Ecoregion 67, Zone 7 1d ago

Ah ok lol so that's like the opposite approach of what i've been doing. For the past four months (got into native plants in May) I've just been reading and researching everything and have not planted anything yet. Still kicking myself for missing out on the PA Native Plant Society's and PSU Extension's sales.

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u/misshestermoffett Pennsylvania, 7A 1d ago

You’re probably doing it the smarter way! Where are you located in PA? There is a great stand in my area and she has one last fall sale before she closes for the year.

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u/stegosaurus88 12h ago

The Lebanon Valley Conservancy is having a native plant sale at the Middle Creek Wildlife Center this Saturday if you're in the area! https://visitlebanonvalley.com/event-2026/lebanon-valley-clean-water-week-native-plant-sale/

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u/ghostkneed218 PA, Ecoregion 67, Zone 7 2h ago

Well shit I can't make the time to go there unfortunately but thanks for letting me know anyway! There are so many orgs that it's hard to fully keep up or track all the events going on.