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Oligoneuron ohioense (Ohio Goldenrod)Ohio Goldenrod is a medium tall goldenrod with flat topped clusters of vivid yellow flowers appearing beginning in August. The lance like leaves form a basal rosette. It thrives in prairie situations in wet to wet mesic soils. As with all goldenrods, it is beloved by pollinators and many moths use it as a larval host. Sun Exposure Prairie Soil Conditions Wet, Wet Mesic, Mesic Height 3' Flower Color yellow Flower Time August, September Frequently Asked

The shortest of the blazing stars native to the Chicago Region

and ensure the planting area remains moist during the first year

resemble a turtle's head

These trees can live up to 300 years and grow very large

The heart-shaped leaves and arched shape branches can provide nice ornamental effects

Second Photo By Midwest Groundcovers

An excellent addition in any landscape particularly for pollinators

but self-sows readily

Produces hips in early autumn that are a winter treat for birds

we just can speak highly enough of this plant

Flower Color White/Light Green

Second Photo By By Marion Doss (http://www