Description
A hardy North American native wildflower used by the indigenous peoples of the Great Plains as a medicinal plant. Its tall stems topped by purple blossoms grow to 4′ tall. Leave its striking dried flowers with bronze-colored centers on the plant for winter decoration.
Planting & Harvesting
Seed Depth: 1/2″ (13mm)
Spacing: 1″ (3cm)
Sprouts In: 7-15 days
Thinning: 18″ (46cm)
Plant in early spring after all danger of frost in a location with full sun to part shade and average soil. Start indoors about six weeks before last spring frost date. Water regularly until plants are established.
Plants are very drought tolerant when mature, making them a good choice for xeriscape gardens. Blossoms attract pollinators.
Additional Information
Botanical Name: Echinacea purpurea
Height: 4′ (122cm)
Bloom Period: summer
Type: hardy perennial
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