Goldenrod Herb

Goldenrod Herb (Solidago canadensis)

Goldenrod is a North American flowering perennial in the daisy (Asteraceae) family, recognized for its brilliant clusters of golden-yellow flowers. Its botanical name, Solidago, comes from the Latin solidare, meaning "to make whole," reflecting its long history in traditional herbalism. During the American Revolution, colonists famously brewed "Liberty Tea" from goldenrod after the Boston Tea Party, and the plant was also used as a natural fabric dye. Our dried goldenrod herb is traditionally prepared as a tea, tincture, extract, or encapsulated as part of custom herbal formulations.