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Solidago sempervirens

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Solidago sempervirens

SEASIDE GOLDENROD

Category: Herbaceous

Characteristics
Description

Bloom Color

Bloom Time

September, October

Exposure

Height

24 – 36", 3 – 4'

Soil Type

Drought Tolerant, Lean/Poor Tolerant, Moist Tolerant

Hardiness Zone

3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8

Other Attributes

Bird Attracting, Deer Resistant, Juglone Tolerant, Long Island Provenance, Northeastern U.S. Native, Pollinator Attracting, Raingarden Suitable, Salt Tolerant, Winter Interest

Solidago sempervirens

Golden yellow flowers. September – October. Thick fleshy leaves in clumps. 2 – 4′ tall in bloom. Full sun. Drought and moist soil tolerant. Requires a lean, sandy soil. Salt tolerant. Deer resistant. Attracts butterflies and other beneficial insects. Northeastern U.S. native. Zone 3.

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