Euthamia graminifolia Spotted St. John's Wort this short-lived perennial is a

this short-lived perennial is a favorite of hummingbirds and butterflies

this tall beauty can grow 7-10 feet tall

Often called Gray Goldenrod because of the gray hue to its hair-covered stems

Give bees a treat and add vertical interest to the garden from July to September with this upright

Pollinators will appreciate the late-season source of nectar and pollen

Euthamia graminifolia Spotted St. John's Wort this short-lived perennial is aWith its narrow stem and clusters of shiny yellow flowers, Flat Top Goldentop attracts long and short tongued bees, butterflies, and friendly beetles. Swamp Sparrows and Eastern Goldfinches like to feed on its seeds. This plant can be aggressive, so its not the best choice for smaller growing areas. Likes wet soil conditions and full sun, but can adapt to less sunny, drier conditions. Although it is not a true Goldenrod (Solidago), it provides many of