Solidago rigida or Oligoneuron
rigidum
(sole-ih-DAY-go RIG-ih
duh) (lig-oh-NOOR-on RIG-ih-dum)
Stiff Goldenrod,
Rigid Goldenrod Seed & Plants
Easyliving Native Perennial Wildflowers
Native Wild Flower Seed
& Plants for
Home Landscaping & Prairie Restoration
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Habitat | Bloom Period | Color | Height Inches | Moisture | Plant Spacing | Lifespan |
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Sun | September | Yellow | 36 - 60 | Average | 8 to 24 Inches | Perennial |
Additional photo Photos by cj Goldenrods Do Not Cause Hay Fever.
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Solidago rigida Stiff Goldenrod potted plants are $4 each
plus ups shipping.
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Solidago
rigida seed |
approximate |
approximate coverage |
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1
packet - $ 2.50 |
200 |
30 sq
ft |
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1 ounce - $11.00 |
43,750 |
1,500 sq
ft |
|
1
pound ----------- |
700,000 |
25,000 sq
ft |
Solidago rigida or Oligoneuron rigidum is also called Stiff Goldenrod, Rigid goldenrod and Prairie Goldenrod. Stiff goldenrod can be used for roadside plantings, wildlife food/habitat, and wildflower gardens. Solidago rigida is one of the best wildflowers for late fall blooming and is very showy with larger heads and flower clusters than most goldenrods. The bright yellow flowers attract butterflies and hummingbirds, Goldfinches, and other small birds feed on its seeds. The large softly hairy leaves are attractive all summer turning a dusty rose in autumn. Stiff Goldenrod is best grown in full sun and well drained garden soil.
Solidago rigida Stiff Goldenrod plants with their distinctive foliage and showy flowers are beautiful when grown in the butterfly garden, cutting garden, or in a prairie meadow with Echinacea (Coneflower), Ratibida (Prairie Coneflower), Liatris (Blazing Star), Monarda (Wild Bergamot) and Big Bluestem grass. Solidago rigida seeds germinate without pretreatment.
Native Solidago rigida wildflowers occur naturally in prairies, meadows, and savannas from Massachusetts and New York to Saskatchewan, south to Georgia, Louisiana, and Texas. Asteraceae (Aster Family)The map below shows areas where native Solidago rigida prairie Goldenrod plants grows wild, it is hardy over a much wider area when planted. Plant in USDA plant hardiness zones 3 to 9.
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Solidago rigida |
Arkansas |
Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Missouri Nebraska New Jersey New York North Carolina Ohio |
Oklahoma |
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The minimum seed order amount is $10, this can be a combination of different
seeds.
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subtotal for flower seeds |
shipping charge for seeds |
| seed orders up to $20.00 = | $3.00 shipping |
| $20.01 - $50.00 = | $4.00 shipping |
| $50.01-$100.00 = | $5.00 shipping |
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over $100.00 = 5 % of subtotal |
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