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Boltonia asteroides var. recognita (False Aster or White Doll's Daisy)

Boltonia asteroides var. recognita (False Aster or White Doll's Daisy)

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Seed is provided in Pure Live Seed (PLS) unless otherwise stated.

Pure Live Seed (PLS) expresses the viable seed content of a seed lot using its purity and germination or viability test results. It helps you compare seed lots and calculate how much bulk seed is needed to meet a specified PLS planting rate.

PLS weight and bag weight

PLS weight is not the same as the total weight of seed in a bag. For example, a lot with 80% purity and 75% viability contains 60% PLS: 80 × 75 ÷ 100 = 60. Supplying 10 lb PLS from that lot requires about 16.67 lb of bulk seed.

Use the current seed test and the stated basis of the mix specification. Germination calculations may include applicable hard or dormant seed. Seed-count estimates also require the number of seeds per pound; PLS alone does not provide a seed count.

What to check when buying a mix

Check whether each rate is stated in PLS pounds, bulk pounds, or a combination. A mix with both bases should not be described as having an all-PLS total.

PLS does not remove weed seeds or guarantee establishment. Review the seed label and analysis for weed content, and match site preparation, planting conditions and follow-up management to your project.

Sources: USDA NRCS, Understanding Pure Live Seed and The Importance of Seed Quality for Natural Resource Conservation.

Weight Conversions lbs. to oz.

0.01 pounds = 0.16 ounces

  • 0.1 pounds = 1.6 ounces
  • 0.25 pounds  = 4 ounces
  • 0.5 pounds = 8 ounces
  • 0.75 pounds = 12 ounces
  • 1.00 pounds = 16 ounces

This false aster is listed as Boltonia asteroides var. recognita. Its variety name is retained in the Corps assessment shown below.

The identity and growing details shown here are the basis for choosing Boltonia asteroides var. recognita. Compare the verified information with your site before settling the planting location, especially when a related species has a different regional range or preferred habitat.

Plant specifications

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Plant identification & seed reference

Botanical name Boltonia asteroides var. recognita

Planting, growth & seasonal care

Plan care around the conditions recorded for Boltonia asteroides var. recognita. Observe the planting as it develops, especially where soil moisture changes across the bed or neighboring vegetation becomes denser.

Use the selected product option to confirm the supply format and quantity. For a mixed planting, calculate the order from the actual species and layout; a plant’s mature height alone does not determine a seed rate or plug spacing.

Show / hide ▾Plant communities & associatesNo verified list yet

A species-level list has not yet been verified for this listing.

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State nativity describes a broad range. Use the Chicago-region assessment for local context; a state listing does not establish county nativity.

C-value* — Corps Chicago 2017 assessment 8
Native range — U.S. states Arkansas; Connecticut; Idaho; Illinois; Indiana; Iowa; Kansas; Kentucky; Maine; Massachusetts; Michigan; Minnesota; Missouri; Nebraska; New Jersey; New York; North Dakota; Ohio; Oklahoma; Oregon; Rhode Island; South Dakota; Tennessee; Wisconsin
County nativity Not yet verified; occurrence records do not establish nativity.

Regional assessment notes

This taxon is native to parts of the United States. A matching Flora of the Chicago Region (2017) assessment has not been verified for this listing. Any regional fallback rating is identified separately in the table above.

For this range, WCVP treats Boltonia asteroides var. recognita as Boltonia asteroides var. occidentalis.

These records describe botanical distribution. They do not establish county occurrence or suitability for every site; an unlisted state is not proof of absence.

Show / hide ▾Pollinators & wildlifeNo verified list yet

No additional named relationships have been verified for this listing.

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Is False Aster or White Doll's Daisy deer and herbivore resistant?
Species-specific deer resistance has not been verified here. Even plants described as resistant may be browsed. Use physical protection where deer damage is a concern.

Show / hide ▾Sources & ecological notes

Native range & ecological ratings: USACE Chicago FQA (2017); Kew WCVP / Plants of the World Online.

Native range does not identify the origin of the seed or plants offered. Community and wildlife records apply to the locations and conditions described.

Research notes & credits

USACE/ERDC fqadata — Chicago Region FQA 2017. Herman, B., Sliwinski, R. & Whitaker, S. (2017), Chicago Region FQA Calculator; distributed by USACE/ERDC in fqadata under CC0. Values may differ from Flora of the Chicago Region (2017). CC0 dedication.

U.S. state nativity: World Checklist of Vascular Plants, Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, 4 June 2026 release, under Boltonia asteroides var. occidentalis. © The Trustees of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew; CC BY 3.0. Native records selected; introduced, doubtful and extinct records excluded. Kew cannot warrant the quality or accuracy of these data; no endorsement is implied. State nativity is separate from Chicago-region nativity, county occurrence and the origin of nursery stock.

Growing guidance: Illinois Extension — Keeping deer out of the yard and garden. Selected facts in original wording. General deer advice is not a species resistance rating.

* USACE Chicago Region FQA (2017), fallback assessment. Retained audited fallback; species complex/rank limit applies. This value is not presented as a Flora of the Chicago Region rating.

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