Bigelowia nuttallii Dyckia forms a clump of 10-12'

forms a clump of 10-12' tall stems

Joe Townsend

Even in moist shade in the woodland garden

This amazing plant makes a stunning 5' tall specimen

where it remains woody

Bigelowia nuttallii Dyckia forms a clump of 10-12'Here's a North American native perennial you won't find in most wildflower guides. Bigelowia nuttallii, aka rayless goldenrod, can be found in very scattered areas from central Georgia west to East Texas, where it forms tiny tufts of fine green foliage like a miniature amsonia. The bright, tiny, yellow flowers, which start in September (NC) and continue through fall, are held in tight clusters on 8" tall stalks, just above the foliage fabulous for