Definition
Golden groundsel refers to plants in the genus Packera or Senecio that have golden-yellow flowers. These plants thrive in moist environments and are commonly found in woodlands and along stream banks. They're known for their attractive blooms and ability to spread quickly. Think of them as the cheerleaders of the plant world, adding vibrant color to otherwise drab settings. However, like many plants, some varieties can be toxic if ingested. They're a reminder that beauty can sometimes be deceiving.