Solidago ptarmicoides
- Product number: 604723
- Origin: North America
- Latin: Solidago ptarmicoides, also known as Aster ptarmicoides
This plant was already an outsider when it was still called Aster, now it is officially the only white Solidago! The small flowers proudly bloom in summer (June-August) in large numbers on slender stems, are silvery-white with a light-yellow heart, and only grow to 50 cm tall. A beautiful species that needs to be discovered, they strongly resemble September Weed, which florists greatly appreciate, and this Solidago also lasts long in a vase! Give them plenty of sun, the plant can withstand drought. A native plant in North America.
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Latin: Solidago ptarmicoides, or also Aster ptarmicoides
Dutch: Witte Roede
Also: Aster ptarmicoides
English: White Upland Aster
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- Flower colour: Silvery-white flowers with a light-yellow heart
- Origin: North America
- Average growth height: 30 to 60 cm
- Annual or perennial: Perennial
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- Winter hardy: Forst hardy
- Ease of cultivation: Easy
- Latin: Solidago ptarmicoides, also known as Aster ptarmicoides
- Dutch: White Rod
- Also known as: Aster ptarmicoides
- English: White Upland Aster
