Solidago nemoralis (Gray Goldenrod) Size:1 gal Also known as Texas Desert

Also known as Texas Desert Spoon

along roadside ditches

Several bird species thrive on the elm seeds

The plant may die to the ground in the winter but comes back in the spring

It dies down to the ground each year and emerges again in the spring

Solidago nemoralis (Gray Goldenrod) Size:1 gal Also known as Texas DesertAlso known as Prairie Goldenrod, Oldfield Goldenrod, Dwarf Goldenrod, Field Goldenrod. Gray Goldenrod is an upright, unbranched perennial peppered with short grayish hairs. It is one of the shorter goldenrods, and less aggressive than its taller cousin, Tall Goldenrod. Individual plants bloom at various times, which extends the flowering season. It is a tough and adaptable plant that does well in sunny, dry or moist sites. Native bees, wasps,