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Solidago squarrosa
stout goldenrod
Stout goldenrod is a shade-tolerant goldenrod with bold yellow flowers and sturdy stems, well suited to woodland edges and open forests. It blooms in late summer, providing an important nectar source in habitats where goldenrods are often scarce.
Its flowers attract a wide diversity of native bees, wasps, and butterflies, including species that rely heavily on goldenrods late in the season. The seeds are eaten by birds such as chickadees and sparrows in fall and winter, making this a high-value plant for woodland wildlife.
Photo by Tela Botanica − Yoan Martin
Solidago squarrosa (stout goldenrod)
$10.50Price
Not available but we are working on it!
type: Perennial sun needs: Part sun water needs: Average to moist soil
height: 3-4' plant spacing: 2' distance bloom time: July-September bloom color: yellow salt tolerant. Some salt exposure should not be fatal to the plant but some leaf burning may still occur. Deer resistant (please note that does not mean deer proof). Can handle roadside conditions
