Solidago nemoralis (Grey Goldenrod)
grows 6 inches -2 ft. tall (one of the shortest goldenrod species!)
full sun
dry to medium soil
delicate golden blooms from Aug.-Oct.
*host plant for Synchlora aerata, Epiblema scudderiana
small and well-behaved compared to other goldenrods, making it an appropriate garden plant
all goldenrods are highly valuable to pollinating insects
natural habitat: open forests, woodlands, barrens, clearings, old fields, and road banks; characteristic of dry soils
grows 6 inches -2 ft. tall (one of the shortest goldenrod species!)
full sun
dry to medium soil
delicate golden blooms from Aug.-Oct.
*host plant for Synchlora aerata, Epiblema scudderiana
small and well-behaved compared to other goldenrods, making it an appropriate garden plant
all goldenrods are highly valuable to pollinating insects
natural habitat: open forests, woodlands, barrens, clearings, old fields, and road banks; characteristic of dry soils
grows 6 inches -2 ft. tall (one of the shortest goldenrod species!)
full sun
dry to medium soil
delicate golden blooms from Aug.-Oct.
*host plant for Synchlora aerata, Epiblema scudderiana
small and well-behaved compared to other goldenrods, making it an appropriate garden plant
all goldenrods are highly valuable to pollinating insects
natural habitat: open forests, woodlands, barrens, clearings, old fields, and road banks; characteristic of dry soils
