Solidago ulmifolia
elm-leaved goldenrod
 
Solidago ulmifolia, also known as elm-leaved goldenrod, produces yellow flowers that are a valuable source of nectar for pollinators. This plant can reach heights of up to 2-3 feet and thrives in average soil and any sun conditions.
 
Elm-leaved goldenrod is commonly used in wildflower gardens and naturalized landscapes. Wildlife, such as butterflies and bees, rely on these plants for nectar and pollen during the late summer and early fall.
 
photo credit to: Krzysztof Ziarnek