Echinacea Leaves

Even if the temperatures rose up again during the day, nights were very cold, telling me that winter was close. I was thinking that it was the end of the season, but I was wrong. I came home with no money and a dead battery on my camera, but happy that...

7,750 seeds/oz.; 24 days, 70°F. (30”) Purple Coneflower Echinacea has lavender-pink, daisy-like flowers from spring to late summer. Purpurea) Perennial. This native flower is adaptable and forms large clumps if allowed to spread.

A magical palette of coneflowers in lush, warm colors creates a tropical garden spectacle from June through August. On long, strong stems, they create stunning still-life's in a vase, fresh or dried.

Grow in full sun to light shade in average, well-drained soil. An exceptionally hardy perennial that is heat and drought tolerant. An award-winning classic! With enormous flowers up to 6" across, 'Magnus' is a favorite for the back of the perennial border...

This delightful coneflower has deep pink center cushions of short petals, framed by baby pink, flared ray petals. Plant 'Bubble Gum' with Shasta daisies, blue Nepetas and light pink phloxes to lend a soft, restful effect in the full sun summer garden.

We're knocked out by this flowerful double coneflower. Lush 30" plants produce a flurry of firm blooms, landing pads for friendly birds and insects passing by. As the flower forms, the center cone stays rich, dark red, a nice contrast with the "red-or-are-they-pink"...

Transplant into cell packs or larger containers after the first true leaves appear, 30-40 days after sowing the seed. Bred for well-branched plants with more 3–4" flowers per plant.

The Bravado Coneflower is a sturdy perennial that reseeds well. One of the most popular wildflowers, Bravado Coneflower has rosy pink petals with golden-brown disks.

They bloom with showy, daisy-like flowers from mid-summer until first frost. Sombrero Salsa Red Coneflower is lightly-scented and the flowers are excellent for cutting. Intense, red daisy-like flowers with dark cones, produced on strong, well branched...

Sow in groups of 3-4 seeds, 1/8" deep. Perennial in Zones 3–10. Also known as purple coneflower and eastern purple coneflower. The easiest echinacea to grow — germinates without stratification.

Beautiful slightly curved, extra wide petals. The White Swan has pure white petals with an orange-brown disk.

A new favorite for the back of the perennial border and beautiful in fresh arrangements. Grow in full sun to light shade in average, well-drained soil. Enormous orange flowers up to 6" across on tall 3-ft.

Our blend of the full spectrum of echinacea colors and bloom types brings divine color harmony to the garden. A range of delightful bloom forms, too, some with full upright petals and others displaying spooned or recurved petals.

Keep in mind that the terms describing the leaf shape can apply to leaflets as well as simple leaves. Many plants have parts so similar that, without specialized terms to distinguish them, a poisonous plant can be mistaken for a harmless or edible one.

Massed in the sun-washed landscape, ‘Marmalade‘s big, bright blaze of extra-large, semi-double tangy-orange flowers sparks a potent rush of tropical color. Flowers entrance the gaze with furry, brown, tufted centers, set off by slender, yellow-orange...

Easy-to -grow plant that is tolerant of drought, heat, humidity and poor soil. Excellent flower for the perennial border, natural meadow, butterfly or pollinator garden, or wildflower garden.

Full-bodied, well-branching 20-24" plants require little dead-heading or upkeep. Berry beautiful and berry prolific, this ruby-toned beauty produces a floriferous flurry of rose-purple 3-4" flowers with dark rose centers.

An excellent choice for hot-color combinations in full sun gardens. A sure magnet for busy butterflies and buzzing bees; a visual and auditory treat. Exuberant flowering lasts through the summer heat, giving a dazzling, eye-catching show.

This native plant is commonly called purple coneflower, blooms throughout the summer and is the ultimate magnet for Monarch butterflies. Butterfly Kisses' was bred by the master hybridizer Arie Blom in The Netherlands.

The coneflower is loved for its nectar by hummingbirds and butterflies. Try planting it with Purple Coneflower (Echinacea purpurea), which has a deeper purple flower and will bloom just when Pale Purple Coneflower bloom cycle is ending.

Normally grown for 3–4 years for harvest of sizeable roots. Petals strip most easily at this point. 7,200 seeds/oz. Sow in groups of 3-4 seeds, 1/8" deep. Vigorous plants with large, purple-petaled flowers.

Bright skirts of hard to find yellow. A deep taproot allows the coneflower to survive in very dry conditions but it is also happy in humus-rich garden soil and full sun. Yellow Coneflower is visited by nectar seeking butterflies in June and small seed...

Let the (flower) show begin! The sensational explosion of 3-4" pure white flowers with golden centers dazzles from early to late summer. The 20-24" plants are remarkable for their dense branching, producing more flowers than any other compact white echinacea...

Great coneflower for the vase, and perfect for using in full sun borders and containers. Dry seed heads also add interest to the winter garden. Attractive to butterflies and pollinators, 'Flamenco Orange' begins flowering in midsummer and continues for...

Compact at only 24-28" tall. Perfect for cutting. They thrive even in intense heat and humidity! Fancy flowers in hot pink bloom for 2-3 months. These gorgeous coneflowers are well branched with sturdy flower stems.

Echinacea purpurea, commonly known as purple coneflower, is an herbaceous perennial that is native to the central to southeastern United States. Plants bloom with showy, daisy-like flowers from mid-summer until first frost.

A superb addition to the Double Scoop line, with thick layers of petals in brilliant orange-red. One of the very best for overwintering and branching; easy to grow without staking.