About This Plant
The individual flowers of the stiff goldenrod are larger than most other goldenrod species, and bloom in flat-topped clusters. It spreads easily through rhizomes, like many others in its genus, and grows long, stiff, hairy stems. The leaves turn a golden-red color in the fall.
Plant Details
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Attributes
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Benefits
- Wildlife Benefits
Plant Facts
Stiff goldenrod was formally known by the Latin name Oligoneuron rigidum.
