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Here in Seattle it is just too happy, Much taller than listed, I can keep it at about 5 feet tall by doing a "Chelsea Chop", otherwise it...Read More
A nice, lower growing goldenrod. Blooms September to October in my garden.
It grows fast here and is easily divided in winter. It provides a strong horizontal element when it's about to flower, but the flowers do...Read More
This plant is in bloom in my garden right now (Sept). It is mildly invasive for me but easy to pull and all is forgiven when it comes int...Read More
I like this plant but it is mildly invasive. We grow it in a pot with the bottem cut out.
This one rates a neutral from me because it only looked really good for about a week and then started looking rather weedy. Attracts a l...Read More
Match this plant with later blooming Buddleia (blue) for a spectacular late summer show. I have found , after several years, that this p...Read More
Very good name for this cultivar. The flowers literally look like the trail of sparks after fireworks have exploded in the air. This is...Read More
Very nice for late season color.... gangly at the bottom camouflouge with shorter growing "bushier" plants.... Bright yellow "sprays" o...Read More
I'm not all that fond of goldenrods but this hybrid is a beauty in late summer. The long flower spikes arch gracefully and give it a weep...Read More