Solidago Seed ( Perennial )

Grow Solidago (goldenrod) to attract and support a wide range of pollinators and wildlife by providing late-season nectar, pollen, and seeds, while also serving as an important plant for soil health, erosion control, and natural ecosystem succession. The plant is also deer resistant, adaptable to poor soils and drought, and can serve as a natural source of traditional medicine.

3368 Golden Baby Goldenrod ( Solidago canadensis )

A compact, clump-forming perennial known for its bright, late-season color. This cultivar is a garden-friendly option that brings the benefits of native goldenrod—attracting pollinators and resisting deer—without aggressive spreading.
Bushy, large golden yellow plumes of numerous small flowers, for late summer sun growing 24-36" tall, hardy to zone 4.

LET845 Sweet Goldenrod ( Solidago odora )

A stately plant for the fragrant garden. Sweet Goldenrod, part of the Aster (Asteraceae) family, is native to the North and South Eastern areas of the US. It is clump-forming and makes a nice fall addition to any dry, even sandy, garden because it does not spread aggressively as some other Goldenrods may. Also called Anise Scented Goldenrod, the nice-smelling leaves and dried flowers have been used to make tea. It is deer-resistant and attracts butterflies.
his species is primarily clump-forming and does not spread aggressively as do some of the other goldenrod species and hybrids.
Interesting goldenrod for native plant gardens. Also appropriate for borders, cottage gardens or butterfly gardens. May be grown in herb gardens. Grows 2-4 feet tall, hardy for zones 4-9.