Blue Stemmed Goldenrod - Solidago caesia

Phonetic: so-li-DAY-go KESS-ee-uh Blue-stemmed Goldenrod is a versatile perennial that thrives in a variety of habitats, preferring a range of soils from medium to dry.  It favors light shade but can thrive in full sunlight, making it well-suited for a diversity of environments. It is a well behaved species that will not over compete in a garden. Blooming in late summer to early fall, produces clusters of small, bright yellow flowers that attract a wide variety of pollinators, including bees, butterflies, and hoverflies.  These pollinators are drawn to the abundant nectar and pollen offered by the plant, making Blue-stemmed Goldenrod an important late-season food source.  Hardiness: 4-8 Native Region: BONAP Map BONAP Map Key Color Guide: Map Color Key Sun Exposure: Full Sun to Shade Flower Color: Yellow Bloom Time: August, September, October Soil Type: Med to Med Dry Mature Plant Size: 3'H, 2'W Plant Spacing: 2' Host Plant: The Asteroid, Brown-hooded Owlet and Wavy-lined Emerald  A