Wrinkleleaf Goldenrod is a tall, vigorous goldenrod of moist meadows and wetland edges across the eastern United States. Its wrinkled, heavily veined leaves distinguish it from other goldenrods. Like all native goldenrods, it is a powerhouse for pollinators and supports a huge diversity of insects. Goldfinches eat the seeds and often visit the plant in late fall.
Habitat
Moist meadows, wetland edges, and forest margins in eastern North America
Diet
Nectar for native bees and monarchs; seeds eaten by goldfinches
How common
Common
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