Solidago virgata Golden Voices Brown/Tan Foliage Plants we recommend removing all old

we recommend removing all old foliage regularly to retain the attractiveness of the clump

with a mass of magenta/plum colored flower heads

The central stalk expands upward to 4' tall by July

Dryopteris x clintoniana makes a 3' tall clump of dark green evergreen foliage

Although Paesia scaberula lives for us in light shade

Solidago virgata Golden Voices Brown/Tan Foliage Plants we recommend removing all old(aka: Solidago virgata A32NC 039) Solidago 'Golden Voices' is a 2025 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of our Beaufort County, NC selection of the mostly coastal (NJ southwest to Texas) goldenrod, that's virtually unknown in gardens. Solidago virgata is a clumping species that grows from a large basal rosette each spring, with narrow, rod like upright spikes that reach 6' tall, before opening to reveal the yellow flowers, which will soon be covered