Euthamia graminifolia (Grass-leaved Goldenrod) Cut Bank - Low to Mid Slope and watch out for the

and watch out for the deer

Its flower color can vary widely from a white to a deeper blue-purple or even pink

This mix is designed specifically for the wet prairie zone of a natural area

allowing additional plant species to colonize

Photo By: Midwest Groundcovers

Euthamia graminifolia (Grass-leaved Goldenrod) Cut Bank - Low to Mid Slope and watch out for theEuthamia graminifolia (Grass leaved Goldenrod) flaunts flattened flowerheads of bright yellow, beginning in June above bright green grass like leaves. A striking late season nectar plant for the prairie or savanna. While it prefers medium to moist soils, it can be very drought tolerant once established. Beloved by pollinators for its late season bloom, it is the larval host of several moths and the seeds are eaten by songbirds. Sun Exposure Prairie