Solidago mexicana Endless Stares Red Foliage Plants since it grows wild along

since it grows wild along Chinese sea cliffs and streams

the lacy foliage is topped during hellebore season with 4" stalks of double white flowers

who grew these from seed from a Nebraska population

Chrysanthemum 'Gethsemane Moonlight' is no weakling like many of the garden mums sold today

Solidago mexicana Endless Stares Red Foliage Plants since it grows wild along(aka: Solidago sempervirens ssp. mexicana) Solidago 'Endless Stares' is a 2024 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of an amazing Patrick McMillan collection of Solidago mexicana from Beaufort County, South Carolina. This probable tetraploid form of the tightly clumping species that naturally occurs in coastal dunes and marshes from Maryland to Mexico, skyrockets from spring through summer, when the deep purple stems top out at 8' tall in early October