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Deep purple clusters of aster-like flowers bloom on top tall sturdy stems.

Provides critical late-season nectar for Monarchs before migration.

The name ironweed is a reference to the roots of this plant being so strong that they are able to break through iron. Making it easy for this native to grow in clay soil. Blooms in full to partial sun Aug-Oct.

Grows 4-6 ft tall in medium to wet soil.

Attracts birds & butterflies.

Deer resistant.

Veronica fasciculata - Ironweed

$3.49Price

    Bernacchi's Oak Valley 
    Greenhouses

    5656 S. 500 W.
    LaPorte IN 46350

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