Also known as Fleabane · 93 gardener saves
Erigeron: the varieties gardeners actually grow
Erigeron, the genus most gardeners know as fleabane. We track 2 varieties; these are the ones gardeners actually save and plant, ranked by real saves rather than catalog marketing. Each links to full care, bloom, and live price data.
The 2 most-saved Erigeron varieties
Of 2 in the catalog — ordered by how many gardeners actually grow them.
Erigeron questions
How many types of Erigeron are there?
The Sow catalog tracks 2 distinct Erigeron varieties. The most popular — ranked by 93 real gardener saves — are shown first above.
What zones does Erigeron grow in?
Across its varieties, Erigeron covers USDA Zones 4–10. Individual varieties differ — each plant page lists its exact range, and Sow filters the catalog to your zone automatically.
When does Erigeron bloom?
Most Erigeron varieties bloom in mid-spring to early summer, late spring. Staggering early, mid, and late varieties extends the genus's season in one bed.
Which Erigeron should I choose?
Start from the most-saved varieties above — popularity across thousands of gardens is a strong signal of reliability — then filter by your zone and sun. In the Sow app you can preview any of them in a photo of your actual yard before you buy.
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Design with Erigeron in your own yard
Snap a photo of your space and see these varieties planted in it — sized correctly, matched to your zone, with care reminders included.
