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1. growitbuildit.com › ironweed-vernonia-grow-care-guideA Beginners Guide To Ironweed – GrowIt BuildIT

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   Ironweed Flowers are clusters or flat-topped clusters (corymb) of pink-purple disk flowers. These clusters can range from 3″ diameter up to 16″ diameter. The individual flower, which is a cluster of tiny tubular flowers is usually 1/2″-3/4″ tall by 1/4″ diameter.

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3. www.gardenia.net › genus › vernonia-ironweedIronweed: Growing, Care, and Dazzling Varieties for the Garden

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   Size: Sizes vary among species, some reaching up to 8 feet tall (240 cm), while others are more compact and suitable for smaller gardens. Flowers: The flowers of Ironweed are its most notable feature, with dense clusters of tiny, fluffy, purple to magenta florets that typically bloom in late summer to early fall.

4. theplantnative.com › plant › ironweedNative Ironweed - A Beginner's Guide - The Plant Native

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   Sep 28, 2024 · Ironweed is a beautiful, tall native flower that helps ensure pollinators have something to eat in the late summer and fall. The strong, rigid stalks offer contrast against their delicate flowers. The tallness of ironweeds (2-10 feet) can be intimidating—but don’t be scared!

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6. gardenerspath.com › plants › flowersHow to Grow and Care for Ironweed (Vernonia) | Gardener’s Path

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   Jan 20, 2024 · Ironweed will self-seed, so if you don’t have room for more than one of these larger than life wildflowers, prune off spent flower heads in fall, or just remove any seedlings that pop up in spring. Spring and fall are the perfect times to divide mature plants, too.

   • Flower/Foliage Color: Purple to dark pink/deep green
   • Tolerance: Drought, deer, diseases, poor soil

   • Plant Type: Herbaceous flowering perennial

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7. www.finegardening.com › article › ironweed-theIronweed: The Superhero of Fall Plants - Fine Gardening

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   Purple flowers in large heads to 1¼ inches wide look like pincushions atop the tall, stiff stems in late summer. Like other species in the trial, these plants came from seed that was wild-collected in the Ozarks; being seed-grown, foliar and habit traits varied slightly among the plants.

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8. greenpacks.org › ironweed28 Ironweed Facts And Gardening Tips - Green Packs

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   Yes, ironweed neds full sun in order to thrive. It’s a tough plant that can handle a variety of soil types, but it prefers moist, slightly acidic soil. Ironweed is also deer resistant and can self-seed in moist areas if the flower heads are left to go to seed.

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   Does Ironweed self seed?

   • Ironweed will self-seed, so if you don’t have room for more than one of these larger than life wildflowers, prune off spent flower heads in fall, or just remove any seedlings that pop up in spring. Spring and fall are the perfect times to divide mature plants, too.

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   How big does Ironweed get?

   • Size: Sizes vary among species, some reaching up to 8 feet tall (240 cm), while others are more compact and suitable for smaller gardens. Flowers: The flowers of Ironweed are its most notable feature, with dense clusters of tiny, fluffy, purple to magenta florets that typically bloom in late summer to early fall.

   Ironweed: Growing, Care, and Dazzling Varieties for the Garden

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   What does an Ironweed plant look like?

   • Ironweed is a plant with large, flat leaves that are covered in tiny hairs and can grow up to 12 inches long. The leaves are dark green. The flowers are purple and bloom from July to September. Ironweed is an attractive addition to any garden as it draws bees and butterflies. This plant gets its name from its distinctive leaves.

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   Is Ironweed an annual or a perennial?

   • Ironweed is a perennial plant, meaning it will come back year after year with very little care. The plant gets its name from its large, flat leaves that are covered in tiny hairs. The leaves are dark green and can grow up to 12 inches long. The flowers are purple and bloom from July to September.

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   When does Ironweed Bloom?

   • Flowers: The flowers of Ironweed are its most notable feature, with dense clusters of tiny, fluffy, purple to magenta florets that typically bloom in late summer to early fall. This late-season blooming makes them valuable in providing color when many other plants are winding down for the season.

   Ironweed: Growing, Care, and Dazzling Varieties for the Garden

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   What is a 'flower' in Ironweed?

   • Each ‘flower’ is actually a collection of many small flowers, or florets, which are attractive to a variety of pollinators. Growth Habit: Ironweed plants typically exhibit a robust growth habit, often characterized by tall, sometimes woody stems that tend to be top-heavy when in full bloom.

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10. greg.app › propagate-common-ironweedPropagating Common Ironweed : Step-by-Step Guide - Greg App

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    Aug 1, 2024 · We've explored the dynamic ways to propagate Common Ironweed, from the patience-testing seed sowing to the more hands-on division and stem cutting techniques. Each method, with its unique steps and care, unlocks the potential for a flourishing garden of these native beauties.