Common Name - ironweed
Latin Name - Vernonia noveboracensis
Sun - Full sun
Moisture - Dry
Height - 4-7’
Flower Color - Violet
Bloom Time- Aug-Sept

In late August and early September, one can spot a deep purple haze as they drive past damp meadows, roadsides, and pastures. Vernonia noveboracensis is a lovely native that adapts well to any moist location and can be seen thriving alongside Eupatorium and Solid

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Thank you to American Beauties Native Plants for use of their photo.