Zigzag goldenrod (Solidago flexicaulis)
$10.00
Sold in 4.5″ (1 qt) pots
Light: Medium sun to shade
Soil Moisture: Dry – medium
Bloom Time: July to September
Height x spread: 1 ft x 3 ft
Flower: Showy, yellow spike
Zigzag goldenrod, also called Broadleaf goldenrod, makes a lovely groundcover forming dense colonies with fall blooming yellow spikes. Performs well in a wide array of soil and moisture types in shade to part shade. It is a host plant for many moth species, including ruby tiger moths and goldenrod flower moths. Deer like to eat the foliage of these plants.
Where to see it grow: Bohm Woods Nature Preserve, Edwardsville, IL
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