Solidago canadensis
Canada Goldenrod is a widespread species east of the Mississippi reaching all the way up to its namesake. More commonly found in the wild in Northern Florida, this hardy and adaptable goldenrod thrives in SWFL landscapes. Solidago canadensis typically blooms in the late summer through fall with golden flower spikes reaching up to 6’. Its a great addition to any landscape that wants color pops and nectar sources in fall.
Goldenrods are a keystone species!
Solidago canadensis
Canada Goldenrod is a widespread species east of the Mississippi reaching all the way up to its namesake. More commonly found in the wild in Northern Florida, this hardy and adaptable goldenrod thrives in SWFL landscapes. Solidago canadensis typically blooms in the late summer through fall with golden flower spikes reaching up to 6’. Its a great addition to any landscape that wants color pops and nectar sources in fall.
Goldenrods are a keystone species!
Native, long-lived perennial, spreads by rhizomes
Sun to light shade, dry to moist soil, 3-6 ft
Yellow, showy, spike-like flowers blooms in late summer to fall
Excellent nectar source for pollinators
Commonly mistaken for causing allergies, however, Ragweed which blooms at the same time is the cause
