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Solidago flexicaulis, Zig-zag Goldenrod
Zig-zag Goldenrog, Solidogo flexicaulis gets its name from the way the stems grow from leaf to leaf. This Missouri native Goldenrod is home in shade gardens, unlike many of its sister plants. Late summer brings tall stalks with small yellow flowers. Large leaves form into a thick patch that won’t let much else grow through.
Contrary to popular belief, Goldenrods are not responsible for hay fever. They are an important food source for many native pollinators.
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