Early goldenrod

Goldenrod is an underappreciated plant that you may find popping up in your garden as well as in many wild places. Often mistaken for ragweed, the goldenrod plant has many medicinal properties and a mild,

A walk around our wetland was absolutely gorgeous. The purple and yellow blooms of New England Aster and Riddell's Goldenrod were breath-taking. I could have stayed out there all day. The blossoms were covered with tons of insects. Butterflies galore, orange Soldier Beetles, wasps, bees, moths, etc... I will cover some of my finds in another post. This New England Aster was phenomenal. It was almost as tall as me, with the lovely purple blossoms cascading down the stem. It really pleases me…

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Goldenrod is a prolific native that will add life to your landscape. Design with goldenrod and make your garden explode with fall beauty.

Goldenrods are wildflowers that bear lovely sprays of late-season color. Learn to grow these golden blooms in the landscape in this guide on Gardener's Path.

Goldenrod and ragweed are both flowering plants that bloom in late summer to early fall but come from different families. Here's how you tell the difference.

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