Vernonia noveboracensis (New York Ironweed)

Vernonia noveboracensis – New York Ironweed

A statuesque native wildflower that brings a grand finale of color to the late-season garden. New York Ironweed sends up tall, commanding stems topped with large clusters of deep royal-purple blooms from late summer into fall, creating a feast for bees, butterflies, and every pollinator passing by. Its bold, serrated foliage adds texture, while its adaptable nature makes it right at home in meadows, rain gardens, and woodland edges alike.

· Striking late-season purple color
· Excellent for naturalizing and pollinator habitats
· Handles moist soils and thrives in sun to part shade
· Deer resistant and low maintenance

Height: 4' foliage, up to 6' in bloom
Spread: 4'
Zone: 5–9
Light: Full sun to part shade
Soil: Moist, average to rich soils preferred