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Vernonia noveboracensis
Ironweed
More About Ironweed
Vernonia noveboracensis, Ironweed, prefers rich, moist soils but it tolerates a wide range of soils making it great plant to use in naturalized areas or meadows looking for a subtle dab of purple bloom from its numerous tiny, fluffy, purple flowers late summer into fall. Vernonia noveboracensis grows 4-6' tall in full sun. This tall yet fairly coarse upright perennial is perfect for moist thickets, low areas, along stream banks, cottage gardens, wildflower gardens, meadows or naturalized areas.
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PurpleVernonia noveboracensis Characteristics & Attributes
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