Solidago caesia Jonas Meyer to fifteen feet and more

to fifteen feet and more

standing quietly behind a whole lineage of garden selections

The species grows wild in meadows

and edged crisply in white

deer tend to leave the aromatic leaves alone

Solidago caesia Jonas Meyer to fifteen feet and moreBlue stemmed goldenrod is the goldenrod for shade. Where most of the clan demand open sun, Solidago caesia threads through the dappled light of the eastern woodland, arching slender, blue purple stems that carry small, brilliant yellow flowers packed into the leaf axils, so the bloom runs the whole length of each stem like a garland. That habit gives the second common name, wreath goldenrod, and the late summer to autumn color arrives just as the