Little Miss Sunshine Solidago Canadensis 1 Gal

Central stems are clad with numerous, narrow, alternate, lance-shaped, sharply-toothed, stalkless to short-stalked green leaves (to 6" long and 1" wide) which are hairless above but hairy beneath and tapered at each end. Central stems are hairless near the base but soft hairy above the middle. Central stems rise to 4-5' (less frequently to 7') tall and are topped in late summer to fall (August to October) with large horizontally branched terminal pyramidal panicles containing one-sided recurving branches filled with masses of tiny yellow flowers (each to 1/8").