Seaside Goldenrod (Solidago mexicana)
SHIIPPING ONLY IN FLORIDA
Looking to add vibrant color and support pollinators in your garden? Seaside goldenrod (Solidago sempervirens) is your answer! This tall, salt-tolerant native plant blooms brightly from late summer to fall, providing essential nectar for migratory monarchs and bumblebees. It thrives in various lighting conditions, making it a versatile choice for any garden.
Seaside goldenrod is not only beautiful but also beneficial. It attracts monarchs, bumblebees, and other pollinators, helping to sustain these important species. The plant is low maintenance and reseeds readily, ensuring that your garden remains vibrant year after year with minimal effort.
Beyond its ecological benefits, seaside goldenrod contributes to garden aesthetics and functionality. Its deep roots help stabilize soil, making it excellent for erosion control in coastal areas. Additionally, its tall, golden blooms add height and a striking splash of color, enhancing the overall appeal of your garden.
Pictures by: Lilly Byrd and Roger Hammer
Living Conditions
Full sun to partial
Somewhat moist-very dry
Evergreen
H: 3-6ft can reach 8ft W: 1.5-2.5
Yellow Blooms in late Summer- Fall.
Long Lived perennial 3+ Years
Hardiness: 8A-11
Easily self-seeds and thrives as a vigorous grower, ideal for larger garden spaces. Nonetheless, it can also be cultivated in a sizable container.
SHIIPPING ONLY IN FLORIDA
Looking to add vibrant color and support pollinators in your garden? Seaside goldenrod (Solidago sempervirens) is your answer! This tall, salt-tolerant native plant blooms brightly from late summer to fall, providing essential nectar for migratory monarchs and bumblebees. It thrives in various lighting conditions, making it a versatile choice for any garden.
Seaside goldenrod is not only beautiful but also beneficial. It attracts monarchs, bumblebees, and other pollinators, helping to sustain these important species. The plant is low maintenance and reseeds readily, ensuring that your garden remains vibrant year after year with minimal effort.
Beyond its ecological benefits, seaside goldenrod contributes to garden aesthetics and functionality. Its deep roots help stabilize soil, making it excellent for erosion control in coastal areas. Additionally, its tall, golden blooms add height and a striking splash of color, enhancing the overall appeal of your garden.
Pictures by: Lilly Byrd and Roger Hammer
Living Conditions
Full sun to partial
Somewhat moist-very dry
Evergreen
H: 3-6ft can reach 8ft W: 1.5-2.5
Yellow Blooms in late Summer- Fall.
Long Lived perennial 3+ Years
Hardiness: 8A-11
Easily self-seeds and thrives as a vigorous grower, ideal for larger garden spaces. Nonetheless, it can also be cultivated in a sizable container.
SHIIPPING ONLY IN FLORIDA
Looking to add vibrant color and support pollinators in your garden? Seaside goldenrod (Solidago sempervirens) is your answer! This tall, salt-tolerant native plant blooms brightly from late summer to fall, providing essential nectar for migratory monarchs and bumblebees. It thrives in various lighting conditions, making it a versatile choice for any garden.
Seaside goldenrod is not only beautiful but also beneficial. It attracts monarchs, bumblebees, and other pollinators, helping to sustain these important species. The plant is low maintenance and reseeds readily, ensuring that your garden remains vibrant year after year with minimal effort.
Beyond its ecological benefits, seaside goldenrod contributes to garden aesthetics and functionality. Its deep roots help stabilize soil, making it excellent for erosion control in coastal areas. Additionally, its tall, golden blooms add height and a striking splash of color, enhancing the overall appeal of your garden.
Pictures by: Lilly Byrd and Roger Hammer
Living Conditions
Full sun to partial
Somewhat moist-very dry
Evergreen
H: 3-6ft can reach 8ft W: 1.5-2.5
Yellow Blooms in late Summer- Fall.
Long Lived perennial 3+ Years
Hardiness: 8A-11
Easily self-seeds and thrives as a vigorous grower, ideal for larger garden spaces. Nonetheless, it can also be cultivated in a sizable container.