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Rocky Mountain Goldenrod (Solidago multiradiata) is a beautiful species of Goldenrod that features a more compact form and earlier bloom time than other species in the genus. Broad, attractive foliage and small clusters of yellow flowers in the late summer through early fall make this an attractive end of season plant to add to garden beds, borders, rock gardens, or natural prairie or meadow plantings. Goldenrods are also an important host plant for local caterpillars and an end of year nectar source for pollinators. 

Rocky Mountain Goldenrod

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  • Native to Cache County: Yes

    Irrigation Requirement: Very Low (Water to Establish) to Low (1/2" every 10-14 days)

    Mature Size: 6-12" tall and 1' wide 

    Spacing: 10-12" apart 

    Bloom Colors: Yellow

    Bloom Season: August - September

    Hardiness Zone: 4 - 9

    Light Requirement: Full Sun

    Deer Resistant: Yes

    Salt Tolerant: Unknown

    Soils: Prefers well-drained sand or loamy soils. Does well in rocky soils. 

  • Plants in the Solidago family are host species for 44 known local pollinators. They are also an important nectar source in the late summer and fall for pollinators, including migrating monarchs. 

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