Solidago 'Goldwedel'

Solidago 'Goldwedel'
Leaf tip Acuminate
Leaf margin Dentate
Flower scent Unscented
Leaf type Foliage leaf
Winter hardness Excellent (USDA-zone 1,2,3,4)
Flower color Yellow-dark yellow-014A
Leaf, general shape Elongate
Inflorescence Capitulum (head)
Structure (tissues) Herbaceous
Light conditions Sunny; Semi-shades
Leaf division Simple
Plant, growth type Erect
Plant structure/crown structure Normal
Toxicity (if consumed) Not or barely
Moisture requirements Moist

Solidago 'Goldwedel', commonly known as Golden Rod, is a beautiful flowering plant that is characterized by its golden-yellow flowers and elongated foliage leaves. This perennial plant is highly prized for its ornamental value and is widely cultivated in gardens and landscapes.

One of the distinguishing features of Solidago 'Goldwedel' is its acuminate leaf tip, which tapers to a sharp point. The leaf margin is dentate, with serrated edges that add a touch of uniqueness to the plant's overall appearance. The foliage leaves are simple in division and elongated in shape, enhancing the plant's aesthetic appeal.

When it comes to flower characteristics, Solidago 'Goldwedel' offers stunning capitulum or head-like inflorescences. The flowers of this variety are ranging from yellow to dark yellow, classified as Yellow-dark yellow-014A according to the color chart. Despite its vibrant hue, the blooms of Solidago 'Goldwedel' are unscented, making it ideal for those who are sensitive to strong floral fragrances.

Solidago 'Goldwedel' is a herbaceous plant with a normal growth type. It typically reaches an erect stature, forming a robust and well-defined crown structure. This variety of Golden Rod thrives in sunny to semi-shady light conditions, making it adaptable to a variety of environments.

In terms of hardiness, Solidago 'Goldwedel' is excellent and can withstand cold temperatures. It is rated suitable for USDA hardiness zones 1, 2, 3, and 4, showcasing its ability to endure harsh winter conditions. This makes it a popular choice for gardeners in regions with colder climates.

In terms of care, Solidago 'Goldwedel' prefers moist soil conditions. Adequate watering is necessary to ensure the plant's health and vitality. It is essential to keep the soil consistently moist but not waterlogged to avoid root rot or other moisture-related issues.

One of the advantages of cultivating Solidago 'Goldwedel' is its non-toxic nature. Although it is always advisable to keep plants away from the reach of curious pets and children, this variety poses little to no risk if consumed accidentally.

In conclusion, Solidago 'Goldwedel' is a visually stunning and low-maintenance perennial plant that brings vibrant golden-yellow flowers and elongated foliage leaves to any garden or landscape. Its excellent winter hardiness, adaptability to light conditions, and non-toxicity make it an attractive choice for both experienced gardeners and beginners. With proper care and attention, Solidago 'Goldwedel' will undoubtedly add a touch of beauty to any outdoor space.

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