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    Mixed Colors - Echinacea Roots

    Mixed Colors - Echinacea Roots

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    Features

    Life Cycle Perennial
    Planting Season Spring
    Color Mixed
    Growth Habit Upright
    Bloom Season Summer through Fall
    Plant Characteristics Attracts Bees, Attracts Butterflies, Attracts Hummingbirds, Attracts Pollinators, Easy to Grow & Maintain, Fragrant
    Use Container Garden, Cut Flower Garden, Medicinal
    Growing Conditions Drought Tolerant, Outdoor
    Plant Resistance Deer

    About Mixed Colors - Echinacea Roots

    Echinacea purpurea

    Seed Type Root
    Also known as Coneflower

    Echinacea is more commonly known as the Coneflower. It is considered by gardeners to be one of the most popular perennials. It is not only a gorgeous flower, it is used as an herbal tea which is said to strengthen the immune system. Its longs stems can reach a towering height of 5 feet. The blossoms explode in a tapestry of color that can be seen from a distance. These flowers will sustains their beauty throughout the season. In your garden on in natures’ meadow, it is easy to understand why this flower maintains its popularity. Deers do not find these flowers appetizing, but butterflies and pollinators will not be able to resist these in your garden.

    Planting Information

    Planting Mixed Colors - Echinacea Roots

    Planting Season Spring
    Light Requirement Full Sun
    Planting Depth Deep Enough to Accomadate Root Length
    Plant Height 24 to 36 inches
    Plant Spacing 18 inches
    Water Needs Low
    Hardiness Zones 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
    Bulb Size No. 1
    View our Echinacea Planting Guide to learn more.

    Coverage

    Amount
    		Recommended Coverage
    4 Roots / Spring-Planted | Ships in Spring Up to 1 Sq. Ft
    8 Roots / Spring-Planted | Ships in Spring Up to 2 Sq. Ft

    Companions Plants

    Companion Plants for Mixed Colors - Echinacea Roots

    Aesthetic or Culinary