Solidago ohioensisCommon Name: Ohio GoldenrodSynonym(s): Oligoneuron ohioense |  | Soil: Mesic Wet-Mesic Wet |
| Height: 2 ft - 4 ft | ||
| Blooming: Aug Sep |
In Michigan this species naturally occurs in a wide range of wetlands including shoreline, fens, and sedge meadows. It is typically associated with calcareous soils. It will tolerate mesic soils and does occur in mesic prairies to our west. The flowers are extremely attractive to many insects. This species closely resembles Solidago riddellii (Riddell's Goldenrod) and they can often be found growing at the same sites.
No photos are currently available for Solidago ohioensis. Although we strive to post our own photos of every species offered, we are still missing a few. We suggest either googling for images of this specis or please visit the USDA PLANTS Database for photos/drawings and further information.