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30-60" tall x 18" wide (seed propagated). Western Ironweed is a durable, easy-to-grow wildflower from the country's midsection that adds invaluable late summer color to the garden. It is also a butterfly magnet as its showy clusters of vivid purple flowers are a favorite nectar source. Plant Ironweed in humus-rich soil in full sun at the back of a perennial garden or naturalize in a meadow or prairie. Stunning when planted with Goldenrod (Solidago).
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Overall rating: 4.0 / 5 from 1 reviews.
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"I do like this plant quite a bit, the vivid purple blooms are great, and it blooms for about a month or so in late summer. I think it's a little too dry and windy here for it though as it hasn't been robust so far, although it did bloom both of its first two years. Maybe it would do good in a rain garden, but otherwise I think it's meant for, and would be a garden standout in mixed-grass prairie gardens that get at least 20"" annual precipitation."
