Solidago odora, commonly called sweet goldenrod, is a North American native perennial that thrives in medium to dry soil in full sun to partial shade.

Solidago odora (sweet goldenrod)

Solidago odora (sweet goldenrod)

General info: Solidago odora, commonly called sweet goldenrod, is a North American native perennial that thrives in medium to dry soil in full sun to partial shade. Sweet goldenrod is a clump forming species that is typically found in dry sandy woods or thickets. This goldenrod does not aggressively spread. It can get up to four feet tall and is adorned with rows of bright yellow daisy like blooms.

Landscape uses: Solidago odora is a very versatile native. Firstly, this species striking blooms attract lots of native pollinators. Making this a great addition to any native wildflower garden or butterfly garden. Secondly this species stays pretty low and compact. Which makes this goldenrod a great species for a perennial border of a path or garden bed.

Light Exposure Full Sun to Partial
Growth Cycle Select
Height with Bloom 3 to 4′
Foliage Color. Green to Reddish
Moisture Req. Dry to Medium
Bloom Yellow
Origin Eastern and Central U.S.
Height without Bloom Select
Zone 4 to 9