Solidago mexicana Endless Stares Malawi ending with 1' long spikes

ending with 1' long spikes of fragrant light yellow flowers

light green leaves surrounded by a luscious

the intensity of the waviness decreases and the width of the leaves increases

a color pattern we've never seen in century plants

after being grown for decades throughout central Texas

Solidago mexicana Endless Stares Malawi ending with 1' long spikes(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