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I've seen this wonderful prairie forb in prairie restorations in northern Illinois and central Wisconsin. It can be easily grown as a gar...Read More
June-September bloom in my garden.
These plants bloom earlier than my other Echinaceas. These don't like as much water as other Echinaceas in my experience and a fungicide ...Read More
Took three growing seasons to flower from seed. It is well worth the wait.
For most of Iowa & all Minnesota (although also common southward), this is the native echinacea you will find in the wild, not the more c...Read More
This seems like a plant that wasn't meant for captivity. It is not a refined, delicate plant. It is bulky and not overly flowering. That ...Read More
The dried seed heads can be very irritating to harvest. I have found that the best time to harvest seed is after a rain or early in the m...Read More
Pale purple coneflower exhibits flowers born on the top of a stiff erect stem. One to several flower stalks per plant. Ray flowers droop ...Read More
Cultivation is the same as Echinacea purpurea. This species gets longer flower petals that hang down. Flowers are usually pink but do com...Read More