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Solidago caesia | blue-stemmed goldenrod

Blue-stemmed goldenrod, also known as wreath goldenrod, is a wonderful goldenrod for part shade or shade. This species’ flowers are produced in small clusters, tucked neatly in the leaf axils along the upper half of its slender, arching stems. This arrangement creates a delicate and wispy effect that is especially lovely in a woodland garden. Less aggressive than some of its goldenrod relatives, blue-stemmed goldenrod has a clump-forming habit and pairs well with woodland asters.

LOCAL ECOTYPE

*No advanced orders, expected in June.

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Solidago caesia | blue-stemmed goldenrod

Blue-stemmed goldenrod, also known as wreath goldenrod, is a wonderful goldenrod for part shade or shade. This species’ flowers are produced in small clusters, tucked neatly in the leaf axils along the upper half of its slender, arching stems. This arrangement creates a delicate and wispy effect that is especially lovely in a woodland garden. Less aggressive than some of its goldenrod relatives, blue-stemmed goldenrod has a clump-forming habit and pairs well with woodland asters.

LOCAL ECOTYPE

*No advanced orders, expected in June.

Solidago caesia | blue-stemmed goldenrod

Blue-stemmed goldenrod, also known as wreath goldenrod, is a wonderful goldenrod for part shade or shade. This species’ flowers are produced in small clusters, tucked neatly in the leaf axils along the upper half of its slender, arching stems. This arrangement creates a delicate and wispy effect that is especially lovely in a woodland garden. Less aggressive than some of its goldenrod relatives, blue-stemmed goldenrod has a clump-forming habit and pairs well with woodland asters.

LOCAL ECOTYPE

*No advanced orders, expected in June.

HABIT

Height: 2-3’

Bloom Time: late summer to fall

SITE CONDITIONS

Light: part shade, shade

Soil: average, medium-dry

CULTIVATION TIPS

Establishment: easy, no special requirements

Deer Resistance: high

INTERACTIONS

Pollinator Support: high

Other: great late season source of pollen

CONSERVATION

Native Range: local ecotype

Seed Origin: Fairfield County, CT