Purple Coneflower

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Echinacea purpurea

  • 2.5” plug

  • Light: Full sun, partial

  • Height: 3' - 4'

  • Spacing: 1'

  • Bloom time: July, August, September

  • Bloom color: Purple

  • Soil type: Clay, loam, sand

  • Soil moisture: Dry, medium

  • Perennial

  • Deer resistant:  Yes

Ecological benefits: Butterflies, Hummingbirds, Bees, and other pollinators; flowerheads gone to seed provide great seed resources for songbirds (American goldfinch, cardinals, others); larval host plant for Silvery checkerspot and Ottoe skipper

Landscaping tips: Perennial beds and borders

Kristen’s Notes: A classic native plant. The seedheads were very popular with birds in my garden. In established gardens the plants like to spread.

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Echinacea purpurea

  • 2.5” plug

  • Light: Full sun, partial

  • Height: 3' - 4'

  • Spacing: 1'

  • Bloom time: July, August, September

  • Bloom color: Purple

  • Soil type: Clay, loam, sand

  • Soil moisture: Dry, medium

  • Perennial

  • Deer resistant:  Yes

Ecological benefits: Butterflies, Hummingbirds, Bees, and other pollinators; flowerheads gone to seed provide great seed resources for songbirds (American goldfinch, cardinals, others); larval host plant for Silvery checkerspot and Ottoe skipper

Landscaping tips: Perennial beds and borders

Kristen’s Notes: A classic native plant. The seedheads were very popular with birds in my garden. In established gardens the plants like to spread.

Echinacea purpurea

  • 2.5” plug

  • Light: Full sun, partial

  • Height: 3' - 4'

  • Spacing: 1'

  • Bloom time: July, August, September

  • Bloom color: Purple

  • Soil type: Clay, loam, sand

  • Soil moisture: Dry, medium

  • Perennial

  • Deer resistant:  Yes

Ecological benefits: Butterflies, Hummingbirds, Bees, and other pollinators; flowerheads gone to seed provide great seed resources for songbirds (American goldfinch, cardinals, others); larval host plant for Silvery checkerspot and Ottoe skipper

Landscaping tips: Perennial beds and borders

Kristen’s Notes: A classic native plant. The seedheads were very popular with birds in my garden. In established gardens the plants like to spread.