Narrow Leaved Coneflower
$24.00Echinacea angustifolia
Purple petals and orange cones. A prairie perennial that flowers in summer.
Three species. Nine plants.
Three coneflowers, three Lilac Beardtongues and three Prairie Smoke. A collection of prairie perennials for a sunny garden, with flowers from spring into summer.
Nine live plants · three of each species · large plugsChoose the complete collection and save.
Echinacea angustifolia
Purple petals and orange cones. A prairie perennial that flowers in summer.
Penstemon gracilis
Pale lilac flowers on slender stems. Visited by bumblebees.
Geum triflorum
Low foliage, pink spring flowers and feathery seed heads.
ABOUT THE COLLECTION
Repeating each species gives the planting a consistent look.
The species flower at different times, depending on your climate.
Beardtongue attracts bees. Coneflowers also attract butterflies.
Prairie Smoke keeps its feathery seed heads after flowering.
PLANTING INFORMATION
Plant in groups of three. Space coneflowers 18 to 24 inches apart, beardtongue 12 to 18 inches apart, and Prairie Smoke 6 to 8 inches apart, measured between plant centres. Keep Prairie Smoke near the front and leave space between groups as they spread.
Full sun and good drainage. These plants tolerate drier conditions once established, but the new plugs need regular water while their roots develop. Avoid ground that stays wet.
Not necessarily. Prairie Smoke flowers early, followed by its seed heads. Beardtongue and coneflower flower into summer. Timing varies with climate and weather, and young plants may not flower in their first season.
Nine young plants supplied as large plugs. Flower photographs show established plants; flowering in the first season is not guaranteed.
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