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Downy Goldenrod

Solidago puberula

Downy Goldenrod is an important plant for insects. It blooms in fall when many pollinators are creating food stores for the winter. It also hosts many species of caterpillar, including the brightly colored Brown Hooded Owlet caterpillars. It's surprisingly uncommon in gardens despite being among the most beautiful goldenrods. When in bloom, it sends up wands of brilliant golden flowers on tall red stems.

Details

Height24” - 48”
Spread12"
Bloom SeasonAugust – October
Soil Types
loamLoam
sandSand
Soil Moisture
dryDry
mediumMedium
moistMoist
Sun Exposure
partSunPart Sun
fullSunFull Sun

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