Zigzagging goldenrod (Solidago flexicaulis) – Proposed by AKÈNE
🌿 An elegant perennial for undergrowth and shaded areas 🌿
Zigzag goldenrod is a native plant of North American forests, recognizable by its sinuous stem that appears to draw a slight zigzag between its large oval leaves . Unlike other goldenrods that prefer open, sunny environments, this species thrives in maple groves, clearings and undergrowth , where it brightens shaded areas with its small, bright yellow flowers from late summer through fall.
💡 An ideal choice for woodland gardens or shady borders . Easy to grow and hardy, it attracts a diversity of pollinators , while integrating harmoniously into woodland ecosystems.
Characteristics of the variety
📅 Flowering : August to October
🌿 Life cycle : Perennial
🌱 Origin : Indigenous
☀️ Exposure : Partial shade to shade
🌾 Natural habitat : Forests, maple groves, clearings, coppices
📦 Status in Canada and Quebec : None
Why grow zigzagging goldenrod?
🌼 A late flowering valuable for pollinators
🌳 Suitable for shaded areas, perfect for woodland gardens
🐝 Source of nectar for bees and butterflies at the end of the season
🍂 Brings a touch of light and biodiversity to the undergrowth
Add a touch of wild, flourishing nature to your shaded spaces with this unique, honey-producing goldenrod!
