Sweet Goldenrod Purple as those chilly winters can

as those chilly winters can sometimes lead to flower bud loss or cold damage

this lovely plant often produces a plethora of seedlings

is native to the beautiful regions of North Carolina and Tennessee

Origin: United States

With its impressive large

Sweet Goldenrod Purple as those chilly winters canSolidago odora Commonly known as Sweet Goldenrod, Anise scented Goldenrod, Anisescented Goldenrod, and Fragrant Goldenrod. Easily identified by its anise scented leaves. It is native to dry, sandy, open woods. Plants typically rise to 2 4 tall on smooth or downy stems clad with dark green leaves (to 4 long) that are lance shaped, sessile, parallel veined, untoothed and marked with translucent dots. When bruised, its leaves smell like anise. Leaves may