One of the most striking naturally occurring goldenrod varieties, and an essential late-season pollinator!

An herbaceous perennial forming clumps of bright, yellow, nectar-rich flowers that offer up the most delicious food for late-season native bees and butterflies. In November, flowers give way to seeds that are favorited by birds long after the gardening season ends. Easy to grow and care for, plant in full sun. Drought tolerant. Does not spread or become invasive.

Arrives to you in a quart-sized pot.