Solidago sphacelata Golden Fleece Mallows Introduced into cultivation by Woodlanders

Introduced into cultivation by Woodlanders Nursery

Giant Black-eyed Susan can tolerate a wide range of garden conditions from very dry slopes to standing water

The fountain-like clumps of Hosta 'Elvis Lives' spread to 60" and are topped with stalks of medium-lavender flowers in early summer

clothed in very fine grassy foliage

Solidago sphacelata Golden Fleece Mallows Introduced into cultivation by WoodlandersDr. Dick Lighty, former director at Delaware's Mt. Cuba Center, first saw this solidago on a flashlight walk one evening after giving a garden talk. From a modest beginning, this spectacular selection of the East Coast native goldenrod (Illinois south to Mississippi) has found its way into the finest gardens of England and Europe. The round basal leaves of Solidago 'Golden Fleece' give rise to multi branched, 20" long, arching spikes adorned with tiny