Where is the best place to plant Erigeron?
Erigeron is hardy and resilient, even on poor soils or exposed locations, and needs virtually no maintenance once established. All it asks is a free draining soil in a sunny spot, although it will also tolerate some light shade. In return, it will reward you with maximum flower power, year after year. You can easily take a clump of erigeron from your existing plant to create more plants for your garden. Simply pull an outer section of the plant and place it in some water for the plant to hydrate. The plants I have divided will quicky grow and flower within a few week giving me more plants for the garden.