Goldenrod is one of the favorite perennials of late summer and autumn. While wild species have a reputation for being unwelcome guests in our country, modern garden cultivars behave impeccably. They only grow into neat clumps and do not have annoying invasive tendencies. Native wild plants come from North America, where they commonly grow in open, sunny places. Thanks to this, they bring great resilience to our gardens and can easily handle even severe winter frosts. They are very undemanding in terms of care and soil composition, so they will delight even complete beginners. A flood of tiny, star-like flowers reliably attracts bees and other beneficial insects. Goldenrods are perfectly suited for mixed perennial beds, to which they add necessary structure, lightness, and plenty of energy before the arrival of winter.

Solidago canadensis

Solidago canadensis

Solidago rugosa