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Echinacea ( Coneflower ) have always been a mainstay in the sunny perennial garden. Their popularity has skyrocketed in recent years due to intensive breeding programs that have produced fatastic new colors and introduced double and semi-double forms. They are easy to grow and tolerate of a wide range of conditions, including being drought and heat tolerant. Plant in full sun in average soil. Attractive cone heads add winter interest and are good for dried arrangements.
A compact yellow with strong sturdy stems, large 3.5" flowers are semi-double with slightly curled petals flaring outward, resembling a fluttering butterfly of the same name. Very fragrant with excellent branching. Blooms midsummer to early fall. Attracts butterflies. Pair with bellflower, false sunflower, maiden grass. Tolerates periods of drought. ppaf New in 2013.
Uses: middle of the garden, cuttings, Sun or part sun Prefers well drained soil Height: 15" - 18" tall Plant: 24" apart Growability: easy
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