For example, the popular prairie goldenrod, Solidago nemoralis, will reach heights of three feet tall when grown in sunny, open borders. Solidago nemoralis seeds are available to order from Amazon.

Goldenrod is just starting to bloom in my area ... Plants with no damage to their flower heads produced similar numbers of seeds, whether they had spiders or not. However, plants with damaged ...

It produces a beautiful, soft yellow color. Goldenrod regeneration is from seed and from creeping rhizomes 2-5 inches long. The flowers are pollinated by several insects and seeds are spread by the ...

inducing growths called galls that can reduce or even completely prevent goldenrod from flowering and producing seeds. It has long been recognized that plants and herbivores are involved in a sort ...

Birds eat the insects on the goldenrod, as well as the plant’s seeds. Goldenrod (Solidago spp.) is a genus of herbaceous perennials in the aster family. It grows well in any sunny location with ...

It can also spread aggressively via rhizomes. Sow the seeds in the fall on the soil surface so the sunlight can reach them. This goldenrod is said to be deer-resistant. Native plant: Wild senna ...

The goldenrod's flowers have adapted through time ... outside of insect pollinators' range via self-pollination. Note the seeds in the self-pollinating "bud." Wild celery grows in aquatic ...