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Coneflower, Echinacea - Flowering Perennials |
Perennials : Ajuga | Aster | Astilbe | Balloon flower | Bee balm | Black eyed Susan | Columbine | Cone flower | Coral bells | Coreopsis | Day lily | Dianthus | Diascia | Gaillardia | Geraniums | Grasses, ornamental | Heucherella | Hibiscus | Hosta | Iris | Jacobs ladder | Leopard plant | Lobelia | Lungwort | Mountain bluet | Penstemon | Peony | Salvia | Scabious | Sedum | Spiderwort | Thyme | Tiarella | Verbena | Veronica | Yarrow | Roses |
Echinacea, the coneflower is a North American native from the central and eastern dry prairies. They are easy to grow flowers that prefer full sun, though will tolerate some shade, flowering is from mid summer to early fall. The large flowers up to 6 inches across are born on erect stems from 3 to 5 feet high, so it's not a shy retiring plant for a discrete position! Cut back the spent stems as blooms fade to keep them coming through the summer. Readily propagated from seed and also from division of mature pants in spring or fall or from root cuttings of short sections inserted into potting medium in late fall to early winter - don't disturb again until growth is seen the following spring. |
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