Pitcher Flower Seeds
Grass-leaved Goldenrod
Grass-leaved Goldenrod
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Medium to tall perennials, with small bunches of tiny yellow flowers, and slender grassy leaves.
While not a true goldenrod, this native species grows in and amongst real goldenrods, and blend in wonderfully, providing an equally beautiful wave of gold.
A favourite of butterflies!
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Instructions
In spring after the risk of frost has passed, scatter seeds outside and cover lightly with dirt, keeping moist until they sprout. Plants will sprout in about a week.
Plants need very little care and can be left to grow on their own, but a blooming fertilizer can also be applied once in the summer.
Open carefully, seed tails are still attached!
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Plant information
| Â Scientific name | Euthamia graminifolia |
| Other names | Flat-top goldenrod |
| Life | Perennial |
| Hardiness | Hardiness zone #3-9 |
| Provincial distribution | Native in Newfoundland |
| Growth |
Medium to tall in size, with small bunches of flowers |
| Difficulty | Easy |
| When to start | Outside after last frost, or indoors if desired |
| Light requirement | Full light or partial shade |
| Watering | Water occasionally after established |
| Soil | Well-draining soil |
| Feeding | Little fertilizing needed, bloom fertilizer can also be used |
