: This perennial is found in cool, moist, or dry upland woods, often in spruce-fir or northern hardwood forests. Its range spans from Eastern Canada down through the Appalachian Mountains to northern Georgia and Tennessee. Ecological & Garden Value Oclemena acuminata (Whorled Aster) - FSUS
: It typically grows between 8 to 32 inches tall. Its stems often have a distinctive slight "zigzag" shape and are covered in fine, sticky hairs.
: The name " Whorled Wood Aster " comes from the way its large, sharp-toothed leaves are crowded at the top of the stem, creating the illusion of a whorl. The species name, acuminatus , refers to the long, tapering (acuminate) tips of these leaves.
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