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Perennials » Solidago (Goldenrod)
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Solidago (Goldenrod)
Say “goldenrod,” and many people think of an aggressive plant that is said to cause hay fever. Yes, some ARE weedy, but many others are not, and none of them are major sources of wind-borne pollen. (Ragweed is the real culprit!) European gardeners have valued goldenrod for decades, and American gardeners are slowly becoming appreciative as well. Goldenrods are easy to grow, great for dry to moist soils in sunny areas. The clump-formers are well-behaved in gardens, and the spreading types make good groundcovers for difficult sites. Try some today!

SOLIDAGO 'Little Lemon'
An exceptionally compact hybrid goldenrod with cheerful yellow flowers in late summer to early fall. A versatile and easy to grow native that combines well with asters. Good for containers and attracts butterflies. more info

SOLIDAGO sempervirens
This salt tolerant Goldenrod produces arching branches with clusters of deep-yellow flower heads that attract songbirds and butterflies. Foliage is somewhat succulent and the basal leaves are evergreen. more info

SOLIDAGO shortii 'Solar Cascade'
The golden yellow flowers are produced in axillary clusters along reflexing stems. Foliage is shiny green throughout summer. This US native clump former is drought resistant once established and quite dramatic in mass plantings. more info

SOLIDAGO sphacelata 'Golden Fleece'
Golden-yellow floral spires produced from mid-September to October! more info

SOLIDAGO stricta 'Sceptre'
Tall slender yellow wands to 72". Fine in sandy pine barrens as well as wet meadows. A great tall accent that begins to bloom in October with flowers at the top 10" of the scape. A distinctive trait is the adpressed leaves that lie flat against the flower more info