Solidago sempervirens Provenance:eco59: Cohasset MA and its nutrient rich seeds

and its nutrient rich seeds provide food for songbirds and small mammals

Mature plants do need plenty of room--they can reach 5-6’ tall and 2-4’ around

this one is highly prized as a pollinator and larval host to many small moths

this variety of goldenrod produces small clusters of yellow flowers that grow vertically along the stem

A shy cousin to more showy varieties of Monarda

Solidago sempervirens Provenance:eco59: Cohasset MA and its nutrient rich seedsInvite a wide variety of native bees to your garden with this late blooming variety of goldenrod. Salt tolerant and deer resistant, Seaside Goldenrod produces clumps of bright yellow flowers that appear on arching branches from August to October..