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Gray goldenrod has hairy, grayish leaves and stems. It is common in dry, sandy or rocky areas.

For help with identifying goldenrods, see the Quick Guide to the Common Goldenrods of New England.

• Family: Aster (Asteraceae)
• Habitat: dry fields, dry open woods
• Height: 6-30 inches
• Flower size: tiny flowers in plume-shaped clusters up to 6 inches tall
• Flower color: yellow
• Flowering time: July to October
• Origin: native