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Solenogyne gunnii

Solenogyne gunnii

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Late goldenrod

Solidago altissima

Scatter seed on the surface of average, well-drained soil in full sun; tall goldenrod is the single most important plant for migrating monarch butterflies and late-season native bees, providing nectar during the critical fall migration period. Despite its reputation for causing hay fever (the actual

Silverrod

Solidago bicolor

Silverrod is the only native goldenrod in eastern North America with white flowers — a distinctive botanical curiosity in a genus that otherwise produces exclusively yellow blooms — and also the most shade-tolerant member of the group, growing in dry to moderately moist, rocky or sandy woodland unde

Woodland goldenrod

Solidago caesia

Grow in moist, slightly acidic to neutral, humus-rich to average, well-drained soil in partial to full shade — blue-stemmed goldenrod is one of the most valuable native goldenrods for woodland and shaded gardens, distinguished by its distinctive blue-green to purple-blue stems and its genuine shade

Canadian goldenrod

Solidago canadensis

Bloom Color: Yellow. Main Bloom Time: Early fall, Late summer, Mid summer, Mid fall. Form: Upright or erect.

Chilean solidago

Solidago chilensis

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Zig-zag goldenrod

Solidago flexicaulis

Surface sow or plant divisions in moist, humus-rich, slightly acidic soil in partial to full shade; unique among the goldenrods, this species naturally grows in the understory of deciduous eastern forests and tolerates deep shade that would kill other goldenrods. The common name refers to the distin

Early goldenrod

Solidago gigantea

Late Goldenrod is one of the most common and widespread native goldenrods of moist, open habitats across North America, blooming later than most goldenrods — from August through October — and providing one of the most important late-season nectar sources for migrating monarch butterflies, native bum

Hairy goldenrod

Solidago hispida

Hairy Goldenrod is a compact native perennial of dry, rocky or sandy open areas, shale barrens, rocky outcrops, and infertile upland soils across the northeastern United States, recognizable among goldenrods by its densely hairy (hispid) stems and leaves that give the entire plant a soft, grayish ap

Early goldenrod

Solidago juncea

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Prairie goldenrod

Solidago missouriensis

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Solidago multiradiata

Solidago multiradiata

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Old-field goldenrod

Solidago nemoralis

Sow seed in fall in well-drained, dry to average, poor to average soil in full sun — gray goldenrod is the most drought-tolerant of the common eastern North American goldenrods, taking its common name from the grayish, downy-hairy stems and leaves that help reduce water loss in its characteristic dr

Sweet goldenrod

Solidago odora

Sow seed on the surface of dry to moderately moist, well-drained soil in full sun to partial shade in early spring; sweet goldenrod is unique among goldenrods for its exceptionally strong anise-licorice fragrance in the leaves and stems — when the foliage is crushed or brushed, the pure, clean anise

Downy ragged goldenrod

Solidago petiolaris

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Prairie goldenrod

Solidago ptarmicoides

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Downy goldenrod

Solidago puberula

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Stiff goldenrod

Solidago rigida

Direct sow in fall or transplant in spring in well-drained, dry to moderately moist soil in full sun — stiff goldenrod is one of the most ornamentally attractive native goldenrods, producing broad, flat-topped clusters of bright golden-yellow flower heads in August–October that contrast beautifully

Rough-stem goldenrod

Solidago rugosa

Surface sow seed in moist, average to rich, slightly acidic soil in partial shade; wrinkleleaf goldenrod is notable among goldenrods for its significant shade tolerance and preference for moist to wet conditions, growing naturally in wet meadows, stream margins, and lightly shaded bottomlands. The a

Sticky goldenrod

Solidago simplex

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Bog goldenrod

Solidago uliginosa

Bog Goldenrod is a native perennial of the cool, acidic sphagnum bogs, fens, wet meadows, and peaty swamp edges of the northeastern United States and Canada, occupying a specialized ecological niche shared with carnivorous plants, bog orchids, and other acid-loving bog species that most other golden

Elm-leaf goldenrod

Solidago ulmifolia

Sow seed in fall in moist, humus-rich to average, slightly acidic to neutral soil in partial to full shade — elm-leaved goldenrod is an eastern North American native recognized by its leaves, which closely resemble elm leaves with strongly toothed, slightly rough-textured blades on short petioles. I

European goldenrod

Solidago virgaurea

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Field burweed

Soliva sessilis