Common Names: Late goldenrod, tall
goldenrod, Canada goldenrod
Latin Names: Solidago altissima
Type: Herbaceous
Origin: Native
Description: The plant is 3-6’ tall. The stem has fine
hairs. The small flowers are yellow and arranged along the upper branches.
Edible: Leaves and flowers are edible either raw in a salad or cooked as a
potherb or to make a tea.
Other uses: Medicinal uses. Attracts birds and butterflies.
Notes: There are many varieties of goldenrod. This is my best guess.
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Goldenrod (June)
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Goldenrod (December) |
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Goldenrod (April) |
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Goldenrod (September) |
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Goldenrod (December) |
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Goldenrod (September) |
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Goldenrod (September) |
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