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Facts About this Plant:

Solidago boottii, or Boott's Goldenrod, grows in the Ozark region, where it is primarily found, with a few localized, sparse populations a bit further east. It is a perennial that grows in open woods and woodland edges. It begins blooming in late summer into fall with golden yellow flowers.

There are over 100 species of Solidago in the United States, and they can be very difficult to tell apart. More information and comparison photos will be posted at a later time, showing similar species. But for the time being, you can access our Solidago ID chart which shows various images of over twenty species to help with ID.

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