Aster 'Alice Haslam', commonly known as Michaelmas daisy, is a delightful burst of late-season colour for UK gardens. Sporting large, single daisy-like blooms in a cheerful pink, Aster 'Alice Haslam' brings a soft yet striking charm to borders, meadows, and cottage-style plantings. Its elegant flowers rise above clumps of lush green foliage, creating a sense of lightness and movement that gently sways in autumn breezes. Aster 'Alice Haslam' (syn. Symphyotrichum 'Alice Haslam') offers a long-lasting display, brightening up the garden when many summer flowers are fading, and its single blooms provide the perfect landing pad for pollinators such as bees and butterflies, making it a lively and useful addition to any wildlife-friendly garden.

Perfect for sunny or lightly shaded spots, Aster novi-belgii 'Alice Haslam' thrives in well-draining soil and forms neat, upright clumps that are easy to combine with late-flowering perennials, grasses, and other Michaelmas daisies. Its cheerful pink flowers contrast beautifully against the muted autumn palette, while the sturdy stems ensure that Aster 'Alice Haslam' keeps its blooms proudly displayed throughout the season. Whether planted in groups for a bold statement, tucked into borders for a soft pop of colour, or mixed with autumn-flowering companions, Aster 'Alice Haslam' adds both elegance and vitality to UK gardens. With its long flowering period and charming pink daisies, Aster 'Alice Haslam' is a dependable autumn highlight for any planting scheme.