Solidago nemoralis (Old Field Goldenrod) Size:32 Plug Flat

Solidago nemoralis (Old Field Goldenrod) Size:32 Plug FlatThis short growing goldenrod can be found in dry prairies and savannas. It can reach anywhere between 6 24" and has an upright growth pattern. It creates a flat ray of yellow flowers that will start to droop as the season moves on. It can be found with Asclepias tuberosa, Carex pensylvanica, and Helianthus occidentalis. Sun Exposure Prairie Savanna Soil Conditions Dry Mesic Dry Height 2' Flower Color Yellow Flower Time August, September, October

Its purple flowers are just beautiful

When used as a massed ground cover watch out

See spacing recommendations below

An excellent shrub to for colonies

Carpinus caroliniana (American Hornbeam / Blue Beech / Musclewood) is a native understory tree that can be used extremely well in shade and woodland gardens for that sub-canopy naturalized texture

offers landowners a way to create longer-lasting meadows of high-quality native wildflowers that support pollinators and other wildlife populations throughout the growing season while increasing the percentage of fast-blooming forage legumes and other wildflowers that have traditionally been a part of CRP plant mixes

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The plant does best with consistent moisture

Flower Color White-Blue

Hydrastis canadensis (Golden Seal) has been poached almost to extinction

Growing Conditions

Cover Crop