Description
Solidago odora
CT DR P
Soil: Slightly acidic, Well-drained
Light: Full to Part Sun
Moisture: Average to Dry
Plant Height: 2 to 4 feet
Plant Width: 1 to 2 feet
Pests: None
Landscape Value: Good in borders, naturalized areas, and butterfly gardens.
A late-season pollinator powerhouse! Clump-forming perennial with downy stems and glossy, dark green leaves that smell like anise when bruised. Leaves may be used in teas. Pyramidal plume-like clusters of yellow daisy-like flowers bloom August through September. Tolerates poor, dry, sandy or gravelly soil, drought, and black walnut. Attracts butterflies, honey and native bees, pollen-eating beetles, and predatory insects that prey on insect pests.
Landscape plugs, 2″ wide by 5″ deep, sold in quantities of 5 or 10
