Solidago sphacelata
| Height 18″-24″ | Spread 24″-36″ | Sun Full-Part Sun | Water Dry-Medium | Soil Well drained |
| Blooms Late summer | Attributes Clay Tolerant | Drought Tolerant | Deer tolerant | Monarch Food |
This compact, spreading perennial is a great option for dense, late summer blooms. It grows shorter, with more closely packed fluffy, yellow flowers than many other meadow goldenrods. Over time, in the right spot, it will grow into approximately three foot clumps. Autumn goldenrod is a must for butterfly gardeners who want to help monarch butterflies on their southward migration.
While not historically native to Pennsylvania, it is native to West Virginia and is a climate forward choice to adapt a perennial garden to a warming climate.
Companion Plants
New England aster, little bluestem, Pennsylvania sedge, ironweed
Phyto Bello Native Plants 
