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[quote user="crhostler61"] That looks a bit like the goldenrod I used for trees when I lived in PA. The stuff was plentiful around the edges of marshy areas and near stream beds.  Mark H <div style="clear:both;"> </div> [/quote] Mark, I think you have hit on it.  I will know for sure when I go to the spot to pick more. My friend got it along a little lake here on the southern west coast of British Columbia, at elevation of about 700 feet.  I see from the web that the fresh product is not similar, but a picture of dried Canada Goldenrod looks like this below (Solidago Canadensis).  Trimmed and sprayed green could be the same as the one brought to me. The photo was taken in Nebraska so I am sure that the species grows throughout much of the US....as well as other varieties of goldenrod.  More info after the weekend. <img src="http://i168.photobucket.com/albums/u172/dcrane_2007/driedsoldensiscanadianensis_zps8dd483ef.jpg" alt=" " />   My gift tree, again.   <img src="http://i168.photobucket.com/albums/u172/dcrane_2007/bestsingle-1000_zps1706cf13.jpg" alt=" " />
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