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Upland White Goldenrod

Solidago ptarmicoides

Upland White Goldenrod hardly looks like a goldenrod at all. For many years, it was mistakenly thought to be an aster! This unique goldenrod sports small white daisy-like flowers that open in late summer and fall. It's a great addition to a rock garden given its small size and drought tolerance. This goldenrod is well-behaved and does not spread aggressively in the garden as other goldenrods sometimes can.

Details

Height12” - 12”
Spread6"
Bloom SeasonJune – July
Soil Types
loamLoam
sandSand
gravelGravel
Soil Moisture
dryDry
mediumMedium
Sun Exposure
partSunPart Sun
fullSunFull Sun

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