Light
Full sun to part shade. More sun, more flowers.
Solidago odora
Not your allergies. Blame the ragweed.

Full sun to part shade. More sun, more flowers.
Water through the first summer. After that it handles drought well.
Plant in spring or fall in average to sandy, well-drained soil.
None.
Leave the stems standing for winter seed and cover. Cut down in early spring.
Up in spring. Blooms August into September. Seed heads into winter.
Goldenrod pollen is heavy and carried by insects, so it isn't the hay fever culprit; ragweed blooms at the same time and takes the blame. Some leaf spot in humid, crowded spots.
Why we stock it: Late-season food for butterflies and bees, in a goldenrod that behaves.
Sweet Goldenrodfrom $21.99 · Arrives alive, or we replace it