Blue-stemmed goldenrod germinates much slower than all other goldenrod. Available late spring-summer.
Graceful arches covered in clusters of tiny yellow flowers. Stems carry a purplish tone. Prefers shady areas, but will tolerate full sun.
Great late season texture & color for shaded gardens.
Provides critical late season nectar for pollinators.
Blue-stemmed goldenrod does not spread as aggressively as other goldenrods, making it vulnerable to being endangered. Naturally found at the base of mighty oak trees. Grows 2-3 ft in clay, loam, sand, dry to medium soils.
Blooms in full to partial shade Aug-Sept.
Deer resistant.