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Plant Name:

Missouri Ironweed

Scientific Name:

Vernonia missurica

Description:

Missouri Ironweed is a perennial wildflower with clusters of bright purple flowers that bloom in late summer to fall. It adds a splash of color to prairies, meadows, and open areas.

Habitat:

Prairies, meadows, open areas

Fauna:

Missouri Ironweed attracts a variety of pollinators, including butterflies and bees. It provides nectar for adult butterflies and serves as a host plant for some species.

Growing Conditions:

Missouri Ironweed thrives in full sun to partial shade and moist soils.

Uses:

Missouri Ironweed is used in native plant gardens, prairie restorations, and wildflower meadows. It can also be grown as a cut flower.

Edible:
(please exercise caution and consult additional sources or experts before consuming any vegetation):

No

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Poisonous:

No

Fun Facts:

Missouri Ironweed is a native wildflower of North America. It is known for its tall stature and vibrant purple flowers.

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Mason Brock (Masebrock)

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