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Verbena hastata Blue Vervain The tall thin spikes of Blue Vervain grace the wet meadows of the US in July and August. Verbena hastata is a short-lived perennial that readily self sows where happy. A great plant for pond's edge where it seeds in between sedges and rushes and che... [ More Info ]

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Verbena stricta Hoary Vervain Whimsical purple flowers top lush green foliage throughout the summer. Found in dry praries and meadows from southern New England to Colorado, south to Florida.... [ More Info ]

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Vernonia glauca Upland Ironweed A native Pennsylvania plant that is happy in ordinary to dry spots. A bit shorter than V. noveboracensis, and much more adaptable to average garden conditions. Deep purple loose upright flower clusters in August and September are attractive to people... [ More Info ]

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Vernonia noveboracensis New York Ironweed Deep purple haze in damp meadows, roadsides and pastures. A lovely native that adapts well to any moist location.... [ More Info ]

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Veronicastrum virginicum Culver's Root Big dramatic spikes of white Veronica-like flowers in July and August. Very tough and long-lasting once established. Found in open woods, moist meadows, and praries east of the Rockies.... [ More Info ]

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Woodwardia virginica Virginia Chain Fern Virginia Chain Fern is a great native landscaping fern for those tough areas with moist or saturated soils. Spreading quickly, it provides a dense, weed-resistant groundcover in damp sites or sunny pond edges. It also is beautiful, and less assertive... [ More Info ]