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Plant ID - goldenrod

 
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Plant ID Minnesota prairie. Buying new land and having trouble identifying plants. Is it a dynamic accumulator?

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If we are talking about the tall plants in the foreground - possibly a type of goldenrod . Solidago canadensis ?
 
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Yup. Goldenrod of some sort.

Based on what I see, looks like a decent field.
 
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