Vernonia noveboracensis Seeds – New York Ironweed | 100 Native Wildflower Seeds

Bring a burst of late-summer color to your garden with Vernonia noveboracensis, commonly known as New York Ironweed. This tall, native perennial is loved for its vibrant purple flower clusters that attract butterflies, bees, and hummingbirds. Perfect for pollinator gardens, rain gardens, and naturalized wildflower landscapes.Botanical Name: Vernonia noveboracensisCommon Name: New York IronweedQuantity: 100 seedsPlant Type: Perennial wildflowerNative Range: Eastern United StatesBloom Color: PurpleBloom Season: Late summer to early fallHeight: 4–7 feet tallAttracts: Butterflies, bees, hummingbirdsSoil: Moist to average, well-drainedLight: Full sun to part sunCold stratify seeds for 4–6 weeks for best germination.Press lightly into soil — do not cover completely.Keep soil evenly moist until sprouts appear.Prefers full sun and moist, fertile soil, but adapts to most conditions.Cut back in winter or leave stems for wildlife habitat.Native pollinator gardensRain gardens moist bordersMeadow or prairie plantingsEcological restoration projectsThe New York Ironweed is a bold, dependable native perennial that brings height and color to late-summer landscapes. Its rich purple blooms are a pollinator magnet and pair beautifully with goldenrod, asters, and coneflowers for a natural meadow effect.ironweed seeds, new york flower, vernonia, native seeds, purple flower, pollinator, butterfly, rain garden, meadow seeds, wild garden, native flora, wildflower, tall perennial