A non-aggressive clump forming taller goldenrod that has a large yellow umbel flower, quite attractive in the fall. The leaves are thick and stiff and quite ornamental.
Colour: Yellow
Blooms: September-October
Height (cm): 30-150
Sun: Full
Soil: All
Moisture: Dry
Other traits: Herbal, Wildlife; Stiff Goldenrod has been used in ointments for soothing bee stings. It too contains diuretic and antispasmodic properties which have been used by Native Americans and early settlers for skin complaints, sore throats and urinary infections. Warning may still cause allergies because of ragweed pollen contamination as it pollinates at the same time.
