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The result of over ten years of breeding Echinacea purpura and Echinacea paradoxa, this beauty shows the best traits of both. The large flowers with reflexed petals, a luscious shade of mango, surround a prominent golden cone. A beguiling perfume and strong, stiff stems make blooms choice cut flowers as well as creating a stunning specimen by the front entrance.
If you want a more flamboyant coneflower, this one is for you. The solid, deep orange flowers up to 4 1/2" across retain their intense color for weeks, with the added bonus of a spicy scent. Contrasts well with spiky blue or purple salvias, bluish-purple geraniums, Oxalis triangularis or Verbena ęTouch of StyleĘ . Easy and as drought-tolerant as any coneflower. For full sun and well-drained, average soils.
A Yellow Purple Coneflowerąthus the paradox. Relatively rare both in the wild and as a cultivated plant, this species is nonetheless stunning and worthy of wider use. Its pure bright yellow petals fall elegantly around a prominent brown cone (on which our garden's Goldfinches have deemed the perfect perching spot).
A remarkable cone-fection developed in Holland by Ari Blom. MeringueĘs flowers begin as flat daisies with greenish-white petals in a wide ray. Then, as each flower matures, from the central cone emerges short, fluffy petals, forming a pompon. More compact and floriferous than the species, its sturdy stems provide excellent, long-lasting cut flowers.
A soft pink coneflower that adds beauty to the garden, and hope for a good cause. Large, broad blooms, full of substance and delicately scented, are held on strong, sturdy stems from summer into fall. As a Plant for the Cure, a portion of proceeds from the sale of each plant is sent by our supplier to the Susan G. Komen Foundation to benefit breast cancer research.
The latest breeding in intensely-colored orange echinacea from our friends in Georgia, the Saul brothers. A more floriferous bloomer than its predecessor, ęSundownĘ emits a potent fragrance. The 3-foot tall plants will instantly become a new favorite for our perennial garden. Super hardy, too.
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