Erigeron karvinskianus 'Lavender Lady'

A quick look at Erigeron karvinskianus ‘Lavender Lady’ NOTE: The pale blue of these flowers was not captured by my camera but they are indeed pale blue and not white as they appear in parts of this video. Botanical Name: Erigeron karvinskianus ‘Lavender Lady’ Common Name(s): Mexican Fleabane, Colour-Changing Daisy Type: Summer flowering rock garden Perennial Use: Rock gardens, pots, old walls, gravel paths Soil: Any free draining soil including rough and unprepared soil Position: Full Sun Plant: Spring through to Autumn Height: 20cm (8in) Spread: 30cm (12in) Seeds: Sow (indoors) March-May (outdoors) May-June Flowers: May-November Propagation: Cuttings or Seeds Hardiness: Fully Hardy Ease of cultivation: Very Easy Remarks: Spreads easily by seeds Very long flowering period Dead-head to encourage more flowering and prevent self-seeding Cut down to 3cm (1in) in November to encourage bushy shape and prevent woody growth.