The White Goldenrod is highly valued for its striking floral display, and is a compact and low-growing perennial. They form an open dome of flat-topped clusters bearing white daisy flowers with yellow disk centers and are rich in nectar, which are great for butterflies and pollinators while birds feast on the seeds. The stems are covered in fine hairs above the foliage of dark-green, willow-like leaves. They are most suited on cottage and rock gardens, but they are mostly used on butterfly gardens specially during summer.

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Source: Gardenia.net