Blue Coneflower

We could start with the color – a bright, fade-proof, unique shade of purple-pink-bubblegum that you won't find in any other Coneflower. Or we could talk about the PROFUSION of blooms that come from early summer until cut back by frost.

Combined with its sweet fragrance and rich rose-red color, the butterflies and hummingbirds love ‘Rudy Giant'. The colorful blooms tower high above lush mounds of dark green foliage! When done flowering, the huge cones look wonderful in dried flower...

These long lasting flowers attract butterflies and hummingbirds and are great in cut flower arrangements! Providing large 3" blooms, ‘Hot Papaya' should be planted in masses for an outstanding touch of beauty in your yard! Divide clumps when they become...

Strong and prolific, Julia is sure to be stand-out in your landscape this year. Your Julia is a variety of Coneflower that is exceptional for both its color and form. Julia's compact nature makes it a perfect choice for those small spots in your yard...

It is compact – only 2' high and wide - but covers itself in lightly scented burgundy daisy-like flowers for months on end. Baja Burgundy is one of the best cutting Echinacea's on the market! On the other hand, birds love the high central cones and...

Coneflowers do double duty when it comes to benefiting wildlife. This plant adapts to drought, moist soil, heat, humidity and poor soil. The dead flower stems will remain erect well into the winter and, if flower heads are not removed, are often visited...

Suitable for all regions of North America. "Conehead" Coneflower Seed Mix OK, so it's not the most original name for a coneflower mixture, but you must admit that the mix itself is plenty original.

Plant Mexican Hat seeds in full sun. Mexican Hat Seeds - Mexican Hat Seed Wow – a truly colorful coneflower variety! Its name is quite telling. Mexican Hat is an intriguing wildflower that is particularly suited to inhospitable terrain.

Unlike other Coneflowers, this unique variety has upward-facing petals, giving the flower a cup-like shape. A native variety, Tennessee Purple Coneflower is easy to grow and thrives in almost any sunny spot.

This is the "pale" cousin of famed Purple Coneflower, and often the echinacea used in medicinal preparations. Echinacea, For the darker-hued "Purple Coneflower", see Echinacea purpurea.

With stems that can reach as high as 5 feet tall and beautiful, long-lasting purple flowers that are visible from afar, it is easy to see why every gardener should want them in their garden or meadow.

This striking coneflower produces pure, white blooms with contrasting orange/brown centers. A great cut flower. (Echinacea purpurea alba)

These easy bloomers are hardy to United States Department of Agriculture zones 3 to 9.are perfect for the perennial garden. A sea of jewel tones and softer pastels will draw pollinators like a magnet and improve the overall health of your landscape.have...

Keep reading to learn more about how to grow coneflowers in a pot.It is possible to grow coneflowers in a pot, as long as it's a big one. In other words, there's no reason not to plant them in your garden.

When I suggest coneflowers to a customer, I am often asked “do you need to deadhead coneflowers?” Continue reading for the answer.Though most of us would love to spend all day, every day, in our gardens, real life gets in the way.

In more southern areas, morning sun may facilitate the best performance, with late afternoon shade protecting the plants from burning.Purple coneflower plants may be started from seed or root division:– If you wish to collect seeds for next year's crop...

They will quickly destroy plants by feeding on foliage and flowers, starting at the top and working down.live and feed on the insides of flower buds. Damage can be recognized by stunted growth and distorted flowers.Treatment of these insect pests can...

Aster Yellows can infect a number of species, so it is best to practice good garden sanitation when you find it. While it isn't often fatal, plants remain distorted and unattractive.

This light reflection has shown in trials to increase yields in summer squash, cucumbers, and melons up to 20%. Increase squash, cucumber and melon yields! Blue plastic mulch has the same benefits as black plastic mulch, but with different reflective...

This light reflection has shown in trials to increase yields in summer squash, cucumbers, and melons up to 20%. Increase squash, cucumber and melon yields! Blue plastic mulch has the same benefits as black plastic mulch, but with different reflective...

This light reflection has shown in trials to increase yields in summer squash, cucumbers, and melons up to 20%. Increase squash, cucumber and melon yields! Blue plastic mulch has the same benefits as black plastic mulch, but with different reflective...

Order from us today! * Evergreen * Spring flowers * Low growing – no pruning required * Low maintenance * Thrives in beach sand where other plants won't grow * Hardy In late winter and early spring sweet little clusters of flowers bloom in shades from...

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It fits perfectly in your border or in your bed. It instantly commands attention in a garden. There is nothing quite like it – deep sky blue spires reaching up like candles all over the tree.

Wow.Getting back to what makes these birds fun to watch: It's their predictability. I might even go outside.Special thanks to the following Internet resources for information:Close-up Blue Jay images contributed by Dave's Garden member Methodical