New York Ironweed (Vernonia noveboracensis)

This eastern U.S. native is commonly seen in wet meadows with its intense purplish-red flower clusters ablaze in late summer on 4-7' tall stems. A strong, dependable, drought tolerant plant that performs in poorly drained or well drained soil. Try it with Solidago Fireworks, Rudbeckia Goldquelle or tall native grasses.
Height: 48 - 84 ft

Spacing: 30 in

Hardiness Zone: 4 – 8

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