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Solidago caesia, Bluestem Goldenrod - 5 plants
Solidago caesia, Bluestem Goldenrod - 5 plants
Solidago caesia, Bluestem Goldenrod - 5 plants
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Solidago caesia, Bluestem Goldenrod - 5 plants

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Solidago caesia, Bluestem Goldenrod

Sold in a strip of 5 deep plugs for $37.50 

These deep plugs allow for a large plant - up to 16” tall depending on the species and time of year - with a well-established mature, deep root system.

This size plug is 2” x 2” across, and 5” deep.

Plant description

Bluestem goldenrod is one of the most elegant of goldenrods. Ranging in height from 1' to 3', it is on the smaller side of what can be expected from this genus, and it is well behaved. Its blueish to purplish, gently arching stems are covered in their entirety with loose clusters of bright yellow flowers, the highest concentration of which occurs toward the tips. It has a long blooming period of about a month, ranging from late summer to mid-fall. Found throughout Eastern North American and into eastern Oklahoma and Texas, it's mainly a woodland species. Bluestem goldenrod is easy to grow and adaptable. It is very tolerant of shaded conditions, performs exceptionally well in part-sun to dappled light, and moist to dry well-drained soil. It will withstand being grown in full sun however, it might require supplemental watering. Otherwise, it can considered drought resistant. It is not particularly aggressive and its relatively small size makes it a good selection for a cottage garden or perennial flower bed. 

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