was observed in flower on 2026-10-03 on Incochee Road in Traverse City, with 11 sightings from late August through early October.1 This native hairy white oldfield aster is flowering in its typical autumn season as temperatures have been running warm, with the past 30 days averaging 2.8°F above normal.2
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