Golden rod (Fillers)

Goldenrod is also native to Europe and has spread to most of the world.

Goldenrod contains many valuable plant compounds, including saponins, which have antifungal effects, and flavonoids, which have antioxidant and anti-inflammatory functions.

Description:
A bunch of goldenrods consisting of 8 – 12 stems freshly picked and packaged.

Care:
Tips to make the flowers stay fresh and last longer:

1. Trim 1-2 inches off the stem and make sure to cut at an angle before placing them in the vase.
2. Remove the leaves below the waterline.
3. Replace the water every 2-3 days.
4. Avoid placing the flowers under direct sunlight.

Fun fact:

• Legends surround Goldenrod. Another belief is whenever the Golden rod grows near a house, its occupants will have good fortune.
• Native Americans chewed the leaves to help relieve sore throats and toothaches.
• Herbal tea can be made with flowers. Flowers can also be used to make a yellow dye.
• Certain species of Goldenrod leaves contain rubber.